A distractor that is chosen significantly fewer times than would be expected by
chance
a) lowers the difficulty of the item
b) increases the difficulty of the item
c) does not affect item difficulty
d) reflects an item not in the content domain
A
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Dr. Wilmark prescribes "medical marijuana" for her chemotherapy patients, even though it is in violation of federal law. She believes it is morally wrong to cause unnecessary human suffering and, if necessary, she is willing to serve time in jail rather than watch others suffer needlessly. Dr. Wilmark's reasons for her actions reflect
a. postconventional moral reasoning. b. conventional moral reasoning. c. preconventional moral reasoning. d. authoritarian moral reasoning.
Which of the following is an inferential statistics test that can be used to test hypotheses about continuous variables?
A. parametric tests B. frequency tests C. nonparametric tests D. bivariate tests
During young adulthood, all body systems—including the digestive, respiratory, circulatory, and sexual-reproductive systems—function
poorly. optimally. equally to those of adolescents. equally to those of middle-age adults.
People who reduce their fat intake to reduce dissonance associated with diet and heart disease are using which of the following dissonance reducing techniques?
a. behavior change b. attitude change c. rationalization d. distorted perception