As a researcher, you have spent several months conducting literature reviews and composing your research project. At last, your data do not support your hypothesis. You decide to go back to the raw data to correct any deficiencies
You are most likely committing
a) fabrication of data
b) plagiarism.
c) lies with statistics.
d) an inappropriate statistical analysis.
A
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As a result of neurological damage from a stroke, Harold can no longer smile. As a result, Harold:
A) experiences happiness but cannot easily express it. B) can express happiness equally well despite the fact that he cannot experience it. C) can feel happiness but cannot verbalize it. D) has problems experiencing happiness.
A subject learns a list of words. The next day, she is given a long list of words and asked to underline the ones she learned the day before. This type of task illustrates
a. serial recall. b. recognition. c. paired-associate learning. d. free recall.
According to Carol Gilligan (1982), women score lower on Kohlberg's stages of moral development because:
a. women have been socialized to make judgments based upon logic. b. women are inherently less moral than men. c. women have been socialized to make judgments based upon the needs of others. d. none of these
Though she didn't say anything, Ada conveyed her anger through facial expressions and her closed, rigid body position. This is an example of what?
A. universality hypothesis B. facial leakage C. nonverbal communications D. Duchenne smile