Promoting a Product So That Expectations for the Product Will

question 85

True/False

Promoting a product so that expectations for the product will be slightly higher than reality can be a good strategy because of the effects of cognitive dissonance.

Recognize different statistical terms and their definitions (e.g., degrees of freedom, frequencies, z-score).

Know the difference between descriptive and inferential statistics.

Differentiate between different types of data (categorical vs. continuous) and understand why the distinction is important.

Identify and explain the purposes of basic statistical tests (e.g., chi-square test).

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Definitions:

Heterosexism

The presumption of heterosexuality as the norm, which can result in discrimination or bias against non-heterosexual orientations and identities.

Systemic Discrimination

Discrimination that is ingrained in the policies, practices, and procedures of institutions, resulting in disadvantages to certain groups.

Natural Superiority

The belief in the inherent superiority of certain individuals, groups, or races over others, often without scientific basis.

Stereotype

A label that may have some basis in fact, but that has been grossly over-generalized and applied to a particular segment of the population or situation.