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6. How was the city used determined?

  • A large city was used
  • Whichever cities were best known
  • The capital city was used
  • A lottery of all the cities with airports

7. What data was collected?

  • Quantitative
  • Qualitative
  • An even split of qualitative and quantitative
  • Mostly Quantitative with some qualitative

8. How was pace of life measured?

  • Average Speed limit in the country
  • Average walking speed over 60m
  • Average walking speed over 60 feet
  • Average Speed limit in the largest city
  • Frequency of holidays

9. What was the experimental design?

  • Matched pairs
  • Independent measures
  • Repeated measures
  • There wasn't one

10. What happened in the study?

  • The second person to cross a certain point would trigger the experimenter to complete the designated behaviour. It would then be noted down if the person tried to help
  • The first person to cross a certain point would trigger the experimenter to complete the designated behaviour. It would then be noted down if the person tried to help. The experimenter then debriefed the participant.
  • The first person to cross a certain point would trigger the experimenter to complete the designated behaviour. It would then be noted down if the person tried to help
  • The second person to cross a certain point would trigger the experimenter to complete the designated behaviour. It would then be noted down if the person tried to help. The experimenter then debriefed the participant.

11. Which of these had the largest significant correlation?

  • Economic prosperity
  • Population size
  • Individualism/Collectivism
  • Walking speed

12. What was the value of the greatest correlation?

  • -0.43
  • 0.39
  • -0.39
  • 0.43
  • -0.58
  • 0.58
  • -0.36
  • 0.36

13. How was Population Size measured?

  • Using the UN Demographic Year Book
  • Using the EU's official documents regarding the population of cities.
  • Using the NimStim list of city populations
  • By calculating the average area of the city

14. How many countries were used?

  • 19
  • 77
  • 23
  • 42

15. Which of these wasn't a condition?

  • Someone tripping and falling over
  • A blind person holding out their cane for help at a crossing
  • Someone dropping their pen
  • Someone with a limp and leg brace dropping their magazines

16. How were countries selected?

  • They chose the greatest diversity of countries they could given their number limit
  • That chose countries that were either stereo typically (rated in a survey) friendly/unfriendly.
  • Whichever countries the experimenters had links to
  • Chosen in a country lottery

17. Which countries were simpatia?

  • The Netherlands and Eurasia
  • Spanish and Latin American Countries
  • Hungary, Malaysia, and Mexico
  • Eastern European countries

18. Which of these ethical guidelines wasn't broken?

  • Right to Withdraw
  • Integrity
  • Privacy
  • Informed Consent
  • Debriefing

19. What is simpatia?

  • Countries where being seen as helpful reflects well on yourself and family
  • An extraneous variable that was controlled for, simpatia countries weren't used
  • Countries that had a PPP< 1,000,000
  • Countries with a population< 23,000,000

20. What was the experimental method?

  • Pre-experiment
  • Field Experiment
  • Laboratory Experiment
  • Quasi Experiment