Achieving statistically significant results means that the results
a. are applicable to situations similar to that of the study.
b. are what was predicted by the hypothesis of the study.
c. are unlikely to be due to chance alone.
d. All of these are true.
C
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a. a girl who tries to fit in at her predominantly white school. b. an American Indian girl who longs to leave the reservation and return to her native lands. c. the struggles of life in the California gold fields. d. discrimination during the Civil Rights movement and the struggles associated with this injustice.
According to the text, motivation can be defined simply as an ability that you already possess—the ability to do a task even when you don't feel like it
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In an experiment, a researcher manipulates the _____ variable and then looks for an effect of that manipulation by measuring the _____ variable.
A. dependent; independent B. control; experimental C. experimental; control D. independent; dependent
According to Jere Brophy, the most difficult motivation problem involves students who are:
A. overly sensitive to failure. B. alienated from homeschooling. C. in need of constant reassurance. D. uninterested in learning.