Descriptive statistics help researchers:
a. decide whether the behavior observed in a sample is representative of some larger population
b. determine the likelihood that the pattern in the collected data occurred by chance
c. describe the data obtained in a research study
d. measure an individual's current level of knowledge in a particular area
C
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How is the term mind used in this statement: "If you put your mind to it, I'm sure you can solve that math problem"?
A. The mind as involved in memory B. The mind as problem solver C. The mind as used to make decisions or consider possibilities D. The mind as valuable, something that should be used
Barry watched his friend Vic come in late to one of their college classes. When the professor saw Vic come in late, he stopped lecturing and directed the entire class to look at him. By the end of the professor's tirade, Barry was certain that he would never be late to this professor's class
a. vicarious punishment b. vicarious reinforcement c. negative punishment d. positive reinforcement
What is an example of an orienting reflex?
a. ?While standing in line at the cafeteria, you turn around to see who poked you in the back. b. ?While watching a movie at the local theater, you reach for another handful of popcorn from your date’s bucket of popcorn. c. ?While watching a horror movie on TV, you yell at some of the characters, telling them not to open the door. d. ?While looking for a book in the library, you get lost and have to refer to a map.
Your 75-year-old grandparents are likely to have experienced many physical changes associated with aging. If they are like most others their age, they ____.?
a. ?would report that they are in good health b. ?are unlikely to report that they are content with their lives c. ?are likely to report that they do not enjoy sex any longer d. ?would report that they are in poor health