What is a nonshared environment?
A. all of the experiences that two siblings share
B. all of the experiences that siblings share but parents do not
C. all of the experiences that are unique to each sibling
D. all of the experiences that are shared by a family that are unique from other families
Answer: C
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In a study on the influence of exercise type on pulse rate and dependence on dietary preference, the following table details Tests of Between-Subjects Effects.
Source of Variation Type III Sum of Squares df Mean square F Sig. Within cells 104435.07 144 725.24 Diet 33024.50 1 33024.50 45.54 .000 Exertype 449.23 2 224.62 .31 .734 Diet x Exertype 757.96 2 378.98 .52 .594 In the same study the following output is produced for exertype x intensity Multivariate tests of significance (S = 2, M = -1/2, N = 701/2) Test name Value approx F Hypoth df Error df Sig. Pillai’s .02368 .86256 4.00 288.00 .487 Hotelling’s .02412 .85633 4.00 284.00 .491 Wilks’s .97639 .85947 4.00 284.00 .489 Roy’s .02068 Source: http://ssc.utexas.edu/docs/stat38.html Examining Wilk’s value again is reported as F(4,284) = .859, p = .489. What can be concluded about this result? A. Levels of pulse rate are affected by intensity of type of exercise. B. Differences in levels of pulse rate are not reliant on intensity of type of exercise in this sample. C. Exercise does not affect levels of pulse rate. D. None of the above.
The type of classroom lighting (for example, artificial versus natural) has no bearing on the learning of students
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Which of the following would be an example of white privilege?
a. White people drive the latest model cars. b. White people eat first in restaurants. c. White people move to the front of the line at entrances to events. d. White people can be sure that their children will be given curriculum materials that testify to the existence of their race.
When data are collected at one point in time from different types of people, this is called a:
a. Longitudinal study b. Prospective study c. Panel study d. Cross-sectional study