When the Comparison Groups Have Become Nonequivalent Because of Participants

question 35

True/False

When the comparison groups have become nonequivalent because of participants dropping rather than because of a treatment condition, we call it differential attrition.

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Definitions:

Memory Testing

Memory testing refers to the assessment of an individual's ability to recall, recognize, or utilize information that has been previously learned, helping to identify possible impairments or declines.

Improvements

Refers to enhancements or betterments in situations, processes, or qualities.

Deficits

The shortfall or deficiency in a particular area such as budget, skill, or knowledge.

Infant Memory

The capacity of infants to retain information and form memories, which is essential for developmental milestones such as recognizing caregivers and learning language.