If a researcher reported for a one-tailed single-sample t test that t(14) = 2.25, then:
a. p < .025.
b. p < .05.
c. p < .01.
d. p < .001.
a
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a. A person-centered explanation seems to account for the data. b. A situation-centered explanation seems to account for the data. c. A person-centered explanation accounts for the abundance of men and the situation-centered approach accounts for the scarcity of women. d. A person-centered explanation accounts for the scarcity of women and the situation-centered approach accounts for their relatively low wages.
The side effect associated with taking traditional antipsychotic drugs that is characterized by chronic tremors and involuntary spastic movements is
a. infindibular recidivism. b. tardive dyskinesia. c. tachycardia palpitations. d. MAO inhibition.
Socioemotional ________ refers to a process by which social contact is motivated by many goals, including information seeking, self-concept, and emotional regulation
a. convoying b. assignment c. attention d. selectivity
Differences between a therapist and client with regard to religion, geographical and educational background, and income level can affect
a. the cost of therapy. b. the type of therapy employed. c. how long a person stays in therapy. d. how effective the therapeutic session is.