The analysis of a single N design typically involves ______.
A. identifying discrepancies and
determining how the multiple measures and sources converge
B. a series of independent-samples t tests
C. graphing data and determining patterns using visual inspection
D. inferential statistics
Ans: C
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Regarding causes of suicide, which of the following statements is false?
a. Suicide may be linked to irregularities in serotonin functioning in the brain that leads to a disinhibition effect. b. Suicide is closely linked to mood disorders. c. Adolescents who have a friend who attempted suicide are less likely than their peers to attempt suicide themselves. d. Suicidal people may have fewer coping responses, leaving them especially vulnerable to exit events. e. Suicides are linked to exit events that leave people feeling stripped of social support.
To correct for the possibility that a high interrater reliability is actually due to different but consistent ratings from raters, a statistic called ____ can be used
a. counterbalancing b. multiple time series c. Pearson's r d. Cohen's kappa
Biological biasing can best be described as the
a. link between prenatal hormones and the development of sex organs.
b. effect of physiological sex structures on the brain.
c. subtle influences of sex hormones on the development of the body and nervous system, and later behavior patterns.
d. way in which one's sex chromosomes ultimately determine gender identity.
Explain the reasons why gender can affect the development of depression, and describe the symptoms and causes of "maternity blues" and postpartum depression
What will be an ideal response?