Predictors that focus on things that change over time and situation are
A. static
B. dynamic
C. risk management
D. actuarial
B
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A. a Duchenne smile. B. social referencing. C. "liget." D. the facial feedback hypothesis.
A person feels competent in acquiring skills, using tools, and learning to make things. According to Erik Erikson's theory, she has successfully resolved the inevitable crisis that occurred when she was:
a. a preschooler. b. a school child. c. an adolescent. d. a young adult.
When Dr. Smith, a researcher, attempts to determine the reasons for female defendants being sentenced more leniently than male defendants, he is attempting to ________ behavior.
A. predict B. explain C. describe D. assess
What does NHST tell us when a "statistically significant" finding is obtained?
We know that something interesting has happened. We have obtained evidence for the fact that there is a nonzero difference between the population means and it is likely in the direction we observed with the group means in an experiment. We also know that the smaller the exact probability, the greater is the probability that an exact replication will produce a statistically significant (p < .05) finding.