For a repeated-measures design, the sample mean difference is always located exactly in the center of the confidence interval estimate for the population mean difference
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If researchers report that the results from their study were significant, where p < .05, this means that:
a. they would get the same results fewer than 5 times in 100 if they repeated the study. b. the results are unreliable. c. we would expect the results to occur by chance fewer than 95 times out of 100. d. we would expect the results to occur by chance fewer than 5 times out of 100.
Alice tells Lana that the combination to her mailbox is 38-24-36. Lana repeats the numbers over and over to herself so that she doesn't forget them. Lana's behavior is an example of:
A. automatic encoding B. elaborative rehearsal C. episodic memory D. maintenance rehearsal
The smallest units of language that convey meaning are known as:
a. semantics b. morphemes c. phonemes d. sytnaxes
Why is the following survey question inappropriate? “Did you enjoy watching and listening to the CD of the concert?”
a. The question is not specific about which concert. b. The question is not in context. c. The question is a double-barreled question. d. The question is not in correct syntax.