In one auditory perception paradigm, infants are trained to increase sucking pressure to
trigger onset of an auditory tone or stimuli. This paradigm is known as the:
A) Observer-based Psychoacoustical procedure.
B) Visual Reinforcement Audiometry paradigm.
C) Standardized Infant Hearing Test.
D) High Amplitude Sucking paradigm.
D
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If an independent-groups t test has 10 subjects in each group, then the degrees of freedom are:
a. 9. b. 10. c. 20. d. 18.
Suppose that you are walking to work, alone, and you notice a spooky man crawling on the ground alongside a building, holding a gun. He is clearly up to no good. In which of the following cases would you be MOST likely to do something about it (such as call 9-1-1)?
a. No one else around and you are in a rush. b. No one else around and you are NOT in a rush. c. A lot of other people are around and you are in a rush. d. A lot of other people are around and you are NOT in a rush.
A factorial design has two levels of factor A and three levels of factor B with six participants in each condition. The F-ratio for the interaction of A x B would have _____ degrees of freedom
a. 2, 35 b. 2, 30 c. 6, 35 d. 6, 30
People who integrate the "masculine" and "feminine" sides of their personalities tend to be
A) lower in autonomy. B) higher in neuroticism. C) lower in psychosocial maturity. D) psychologically healthier.