1. A forensic psychologist would be expected to do all of the following except:

1. design research studies;
2. interpret research findings;
3. make recommendations based on research findings;
4. prevent the dissemination of research that refutes the findings of another researcher.

2. The economic impact of crime is one of the types of research that a forensic psychologist might engage in:

1. True.
2. False.

3. Wikipedia is considered a dubious resource for information and is restricted by Universities due to its lack of peer review?

1. True.
2. False.

4. Refining a literature search can be done by utilising:

1. Bouillon search;
2. Boolean search;
3. Bootstrap search;
4. Book search.

5. Why might a researcher not have autonomy to choose the methods of enquiry for a research study?

1. research is being conducted with uncooperative participants;
2. research is being conducted as part of a commission;
3. research being conducted violates the law;
4. research is considered unethical.

6. Correlations can be used to establish:

1. the strength of a relationship between two variables;
2. cause and effect;
3. the direction of a relationship between two variables;
4. the theoretical relationship between IQ and criminality.

7. Quantitative research methods are said to be:

1. objective, scientific and can be generalised;
2. subjective, scientific, and can be generalised;
3. subjective, scientific and unstructured;
4. objective, scientific, and unstructured.

8. To be able to establish cause and effect between variables, researchers must have:

1. temporal precedence;
2. covariation of cause and effect;
3. no alternative explanation;
4. themes that emerge from the data.

9. For quantitative research to be accepted it must demonstrate all of the following, except:

1. validity;
2. reliability;
3. practicality;
4. replicability.

10. Victims of crime are not considered a forensic sample:

1. True.
2. False.

11. The quality of Qualitative research may be judged by all of the following criteria, except:

1. credibility;
2. transferability;
3. confirmability;
4. replicability.

12. Qualitative researchers spend most of their time on reflection:

1. True.
2. False. 

13. True forensic samples may be drawn from all of the following, except:

1. prison inmates;
2. prison guards;
3. police officers;
4. students. 

14. Ethical considerations in forensic research are stricter than for medical research:

1. True.
2. False. 

15. Dissemination means:

1. reporting research findings; 
2. seeking research funding;
3. protecting sources;
4. protecting data.