The two ways to accomplish deception that were included in the textbook are _____
a. omitting information and giving false information to participants
b. using confederates and omitting information
c. giving false information and using confederates
d. not keeping data confidential and omitting information
C
Only deliberately giving false information or using confederates were discussed in the book.
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a. retinal disparity. b. the Gestalt principle of contiguity. c. physiological nystagmus. d. the Ames room.
Along with genetic characteristics, which of the following is NOT considered a contributor to heart and circulatory disease?
a) Cigarette smoking b) Taking prescription medications c) Lack of exercise d) Diet high in fats and cholesterol
The extent to which sample means selected from the same population differ from one another is called ______.
A. sampling differential B. sampling error C. standard error D. sampling strain
We know that the efficiency of the immune system declines with age. Predictions of survival rates have been made through
A. measures of immune cell levels. B. the rate of cell division. C. variable rate theories. D. All of these