Test norms are
a. a set of procedures for properly administering a test.
b. information specifying the number and types of items found on a test.
c. a statement indicating the purpose of the test along with information on appropriate and inappropriate use of test results.
d. a table of test scores that indicates the average score and how to interpret the range of scores around that average score.
d
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A. that most people give honest responses B. the ease of administration and good reliability C. that they are good predictors of behavior D. the wide variety of useful tests
Who is most closely associated with classical conditioning?
a. E.L. Thorndike b. Ivan Pavlov c. John Garcia d. B.F. Skinner e. Robert Rescorla
Which gland(s) specifically regulate(s) stress responses?
A) the thyroid gland B) the pituitary gland C) the adrenal glands D) the pineal gland
Which of the following is NOT a step in One-way ANOVA?
a. Partition variance into two parts b. State null and alternative hypotheses c. Calculate ratio of observed vs expected frequency d. Run a post hoc test if the f-value is significant