Psychology · 2000 · November · Paper 2 · HL · Question paper
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PSYCHOLOGY
HIGHER LEVEL
PAPER 2
Monday 6 November 2000 (morning)
3 hours
N00/350/H(2)
INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE
BACCALAURÉAT INTERNATIONAL
BACHILLERATO INTERNACIONAL
880-073 10 pages
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
! Do not open this examination paper until instructed to do so.
! Section A: Read the research report carefully and then answer all the questions.
! Section B: Answer two questions, each chosen from a different Optional Subject Area.
SECTION A
Read the following research report carefully, and then answer all the questions.
The allocation of marks for each question is indicated in the margin.
The number of people using the Internet is increasing rapidly at present. Some
psychologists claim that excessive use of the Internet might lead to a decrease in
sociability and an increase in health related effects such as tiredness. In order to
investigate these claims, a team of researchers identified two groups of people.
The first group were contacted at home using information from computer stores
who had recently sold them computers and Internet hardware and software. They
were asked if they intended to use the Internet regularly in the coming six months
and, if so, were allocated to the experimental or ‘treatment’ group. The second
group, who were selected at the store by the researchers if they had not bought any
equipment, said that they did not own a computer and definitely would not use the
Internet over the coming six months. The participants were tested for sociability
using a questionnaire both at the beginning and the end of the six month test
period. They were also interviewed about their general state of health including
how generally tired they felt from day to day. Research assistants, unaware of the
research hypothesis, rated the interview content for ‘degree of tiredness’ expressed.
At the beginning of the six month period, the two groups did not differ on
sociability or tiredness but at the end of the period the difference between the two
groups means for sociability was significant ( ) as was the difference forp < 00 5.
tiredness ( ). For the Internet using group there was also a weak butp < 00 1.
significant negative correlation between
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Subject
Psychology
Document type
Question paper
Year
2000
Session
November
Level
HL
Paper
2
Examination zone
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Language
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File size
27 KB
Pages
10
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