If I calculate the probability of obtaining a particular outcome when the null hypothesis is true, I must deal with
a. the outcome.
b. a sampling distribution.
c. conditional probability.
d. all of the above
D
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How do children with autism spectrum disorder differ as a group from typically developing children at 18 to 24 months of age?
A. They display less interest in symbolic play. B. They do not engage in temper tantrums to express their will. C. They recognize themselves in the mirror at an earlier age than typically developing children. D. Their language is usually at about the same level as typically developing children.
Which of the following psychologists became the first African-American female to be awarded a Ph.D. in 1933?
a. Margaret Washburn b. Francis Cecil Sumner c. Inez Beverly Prosser d. Carol Gilligan
Marie and Jean are considering the use of applied behavior analysis for their 4-year-old son Claude, who's been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Which of the following outcomes can they expect from this treatment?
a. Claude's daily functioning skills will dramatically improve. b. Claude's vocabulary will increase significantly. c. All of these are correct. d. Claude will exhibit a strong improvement in social skills.
As long as negative environmental influences such as poor nutrition or illness are not severe,
A) children and adolescents typically show catch-up growth once conditions improve.
B) adopted children typically reach a height closer to their adoptive than biological parents' heights.
C) body weight is more acutely influenced by eating habits rather than heredity.
D) height and rate of physical growth are largely determined by the environment.