Sam conducted a naturalistic observation as a project for a psychology class. He observed the interactions of parents and children at a football game. Many of the people he observed seemed to have noticed him. Sam forgot about the observer effect.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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The __________ pairs of chromosomes in the new zygote contain the genetic blueprint that will guide cell activity for the rest of the individual's life.
a) 52 b) 46 c) 54 d) 23
What does the term Glick Effect refer to?
a. People who drop out of high school or college have higher divorce rates than those who complete high school or college. b. People who attend college for 1-3 years have a lower divorce rate than high school graduates who did not attend college. c. Men with higher income have lower divorce rates. d. Women with higher education, beyond college, have higher divorce rates.
Which of the following is correct about interpreting the results of statistical tests?
A. Obtaining a probability value of .05 tells us the difference between groups is definitely not caused by chance fluctuation. B. If a probability value falls above .05, then the results will have to be replicated before we can have confidence in them. C. Obtaining a probability value of .05 gives us confidence that the findings are not the result of chance, but does not eliminate this possibility. D. A .05 probability value means there is a 5 percent chance the finding reflects a real difference.
Right-handed people, or "righties" are more likely to be referred to as
a. skillful and just. b. average and emotionally stable. c. crafty and selfish. d. unlucky and awkward.