Attitudes formed on the basis of direct personal experience with the object are generally ________
A) more likely to have a weak effect on behavior
B) more likely to have a strong effect on behavior
C) less likely to have a strong effect on behavior
D) unlikely to have a permanent effect on behavior
E) less likely to have any effect on behavior
Answer: B
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An advantage of cross-sectional over longitudinal studies is that they
A) allow a more direct test of development. B) permit both descriptive and experimental methods. C) can be completed in a relatively short period time. D) cover a wider range of ages.
One disadvantage of studying the same group of children as they age is that some children may not complete the study. Different children may leave the study at different ages. This effect is called
A) random assignment. B) confidentiality. C) unforeseen consequences. D) differential dropout.