Regardless of the degrees of freedom, any Pearson r of .90 or higher must

be

a. significant
b. non-significant
c. more than significant
d. none of these, since without the degrees of freedom significance cannot be
determined


d

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A. that thinking and perception are only different if one's culture supports the language B. no, since thinking and perception occur independently of language C. that their thinking about and perception of injuries is different D. that doctors' and nurses' original native language does not differentiate between different kinds of injuries

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A. Only one action potential is generated to produce a depolarization along an entire axon. B. Only two action potentials are generated to produce depolarization along an entire axon. C. Many action potentials are generated next to each other along the length of an axon. D. Action potentials are generated at the beginning, middle, and end of an axon only.

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a. thrifty genotype hypothesis b. fat gene theory c. fat storage hypothesis d. evolutionary hypothesis

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