What is a new trend in the United States that represents a return to an older tradition that has existed for centuries in other cultures?
a) Using a midwife
b) Using a doula
c) Using hypnosis
d) Using natural birthing techniques
Answer: b
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What will be an ideal response?
Over the last decade, SAT scores have been
a. trending upward. b. trending downward. c. fluctuating greatly. d. stagnant.
A researcher tested a treatment and a control group in an experiment with 15 subjects in each group. Although a t-test indicated the means for the dependent variable were not statistically different, the effect size for the independent variable was .50. A power analysis revealed that the power of the study was .26. This means that
A. the difference between means in the experiment was .26. B. the value of the t¬-statistic is 0.13 (.50 ? .26). C. a statistically significant outcome would be obtained in approximately 1 in 4 attempts with this sample size and effect size. D. the probability of obtaining a statistically significant difference for this experiment is .74 (1 - .26).
A client at the mental hospital believes certain gestures or comments,
song lyrics, and passages in books are specifically intended for him. Based on this description, which of the following terms is likely to appear in the written description of the client's symptoms? a) bizarre b) negative c) referential d) hallucinatory