Assuming a large standard deviation, as the sample size increases:
a. the less likely it is that nonprobability sampling is appropriate.
b. the more likely it is that nonprobability sampling is appropriate.
c. sample error increases.
d. sample error decreases.
D
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a. 14 months c. 2 years b. 18 months d. 3 years
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a. assimilation; accommodation b. accommodation; assimilation c. accommodation; encoding d. encoding; assimilation
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a. sensory overload. b. selective attention. c. inattentional blindness. d. sensory deprivation.
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a. Self-handicapping was positively correlated with fear of failure. b. Self-handicapping was negatively correlated with need for achievement. c. Students who scored higher on self-handicapping tended to be more afraid of failing, but they had lower drive for accomplishment. d. Self-handicapping was associated with lower exam scores but higher GPAs.