The simplest possible factorial design would be considered a
a. one-way design.
b. two-way design.
c. three-way design.
d. four-way design.
b
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A. were able to explain moral violations but not violations of social conventions B. were able to explain violations of social conventions but not moral violations C. engaged in more sophisticated reasoning about the hypothetical stories than about the real-life incidents D. were able in both real-life and hypothetical scenarios to reason appropriately about both moral and social-conventional issues
The Chinese medical art of relieving pain and illness by inserting thin needles into the body is called
a. asnosmia. b. acupuncture. c. systematic desensitization. d. sensory conflict.
The Olympics Competition Committee wants to ensure that all contestants are true biological males or females. A physician points out that an examination of external genitals can be misleading
What will the committee recommend as a method for identifying true biological males and females? a) chromosomal analysis b) presence of teratogens c) analysis of personality characteristics d) current levels of certain neurotransmitters
A young man's fiancé calls at 11:00 p.m. every night. As the usual time for the call approaches, he looks at the phone more and more frequently. His phone looking is being reinforced according to a ______
a. fixed interval schedule c. variable-interval b. fixed ratio schedule d. variable-ratio