Effect Size Refers To

question 3

Multiple Choice

Effect size refers to:

• A) how strongly the values of one variable affect the values of another variable.
• B) the mathematical probability that a relationship between variables within a sample may have been caused by sampling error.
• C) the likelihood that design flaws may have produced a relationship between variables within a research sample.
• D) the ability of a statistical analysis to detect a true relationship between variables.

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Definitions:

Targeted Areas

Specific geographic or thematic areas identified for focused intervention or study.

Hormones

Chemical messengers produced by the endocrine glands that travel through the bloodstream to target organs or tissues, influencing various bodily functions.

Humoral Immunity

One of the three general categories of immune response, in which invading antigens are presented by macrophages to B-lymphocytes. (“B” stands for bursa, an organ in which such cells are produced in birds. B-lymphocytes derive from the liver and bone marrow in humans.) This causes the B-cells to reproduce—a process reinforced by the lymphokine secretion from the helper T-cells. Some of the activated B-cells remain as memory B-cells. Others go on to be plasma cells, secreting antibodies called immunoglobulins that neutralize antigens in a number of different ways, such as clumping, presenting the antigen to phagocytic cells, or rupturing the antigen.