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For questions below use the data on the following page: A researcher is interested in establishing whether memory is a function of both IQ and time of testing. A random sample of 40 university students was selected and each student was given an IQ test. Half of the students scored above 115 and were assigned to the high IQ category. The students were than all given a series of paragraphs to read, followed by a memory test on the content of what had been read. Half the students took the memory test immediately after reading the material, while the other half waited an hour before testing. The results were as follows (high scores indicating better memory retention):
-Find the F ratio for the interaction, and if significant, state the alpha level.

Understand the legal definitions and implications of mental health verdicts such as "guilty but mentally ill" and the insanity defense.

Identify the types of courts and their specific roles in handling offenders with mental health issues or drug-related offenses.

Recognize the significance of diversion programs and community-based treatment over incarceration for certain groups of offenders.

Acknowledge the challenges and symptoms associated with diagnosing and treating mental health issues within the criminal justice system.

Definitions:

Autonomous Morality

A stage of moral development where individuals start to understand that moral principles may vary based on context and are not just based on external authority figures or rules.

Moral Development

refers to the process through which individuals develop an understanding of values, ethics, and morality, progressing through various stages of moral reasoning throughout their life.

Immanent Justice

Immanent Justice is a cognitive bias, particularly in children, where it is believed that moral behavior is always rewarded and immoral behavior is always punished, naturally or supernaturally.

Moral Development

The growth of an individual's understanding of the principles of right and wrong and the application of this understanding to behavior.