Every night, while he is trying to study, Gary's neighbor plays music loudly. At the beginning of the semester Gary has trouble concentrating on his studies but by midterms, he barely notices the loud music anymore. Gary has ________________.
A. associated music with studying
B. learned to tune the music out
C. habituated to the music
D. bought ear plugs
C. habituated to the music
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a. congruent with reality b. incongruent with reality c. conditional on acceptance d. unconditional on acceptance
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A. lateral group B. ventromedial group C. posteromedial group D. rostral group
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and behaviors are all highly chaotic, such schizophrenics are sometimes referred to as disorganized, or a. borderline. b. hebephrenic. c. catatonic. d. histrionic.
In looking over all of his students' grades on the last test,
Dr. Abbot notices that there appears to be many high scores in one of his three classes. To determine if this class did perform better than the other two classes on this same test, Dr. Abbot decides to compute a mean and median for each class. To compare his classes, Dr. Abbot is using a. inferential statistics. b. measures of variability. c. measures of central tendency. d. frequency distributions.