In psychology, any experimental result that could have occurred by chance only five times (or less) out of 100 is considered to be
a. lucky.
b. random.
c. biased.
d. significant.
D
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c. Increase the retirement age. d. Make across-the-board reductions in Social Security benefits.
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a) a compulsion b) an obsession c) a delusion d) a phobia
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A) active gene-environment correlation. B) passive gene-environment correlation. C) evocative gene-environment correlation. D) recessive gene-environment correlation.
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a) the encoding b) the storage c) the retrieval d) all three e) the encoding and storage