A Prior Probability Refers To

question 3

Multiple Choice

A prior probability refers to:

• A)the probability of the outcome before new information is obtained.
• B)the conditional probability of the outcome after the new information is obtained.
• C)the probability that the information source is accurate.
• D)the probability assessment that combines both current and new information.
• E)the probability that the outcome will not occur.

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Definitions:

Feedback-seeking

The process of actively requesting information about one's performance or behavior.

Two-way Communications

A process of communication where information flows back and forth between the sender and receiver, allowing for feedback and interaction.

One-way Communications

A process where information flows from the sender to the receiver without expecting or allowing any response or feedback.

Group Communications

The processes and dynamics through which members of a group exchange information, ideas, and feelings to achieve a common goal.