If your IRB proposal is denied, you should be given ______ so you can revise and resubmit your research proposal application.
A. instructions
B. new paperwork
C. assistance
D. feedback
Ans: D
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Researchers were interested in finding out how the respiratory parameters in a group of individuals who were diagnosed with asthma responded to a six-week aerobic training intervention. Forced expired ratio (FER, %) is the product of the forced expired ratio in 1 second (FEV1, litres) divided by the forced vital capacity (FVC, litres) and was the parameter the researchers were most interested in. The results are presented below. Enter the data into SPSS and plot a bar chart representing the mean of the pre- and post-test data. Add the 95% confidence intervals for the mean. You should get the bar chart shown below. What does the 95% confidence interval (CI) that you have plotted refer to?
FER (%)
Pre
Post
64
70
40
43
45
41
75
79
76
80
62
70
97
95
95
95
89
90
52
65
64
68
69
75
78
85
67
78
55
55
A. 95% confidence that the mean will fall between these intervals
B. 95% confidence that all data points fall between these intervals
C. 95% confidence that all data points fall outside these intervals
D. 95% confidence that the range falls between these intervals
People who rank high in this need seek to control others
a. need for achievement b. need for affiliation c. need for power d. need for motivation
Which of the following is a question one engaged in descriptive activities might ask?
a. What educational values do I hold? b. What is the historical context of my school? c. What evidence do I have that this is a problem? d. How can I make sense of these data?
Which is the best definition of sensory memory?
a. It maintains new information in a heightened state of activity, and retrieves relevant information from long-term memory. b. It is the primary stage at which encoding processes become active. c. It holds fleeting information that we register but do not yet process. d. It is used for long-term storage of procedural knowledge, or “muscle memory.”