If a Researcher Finds That a Participant Produces Different Scores

question 89

Multiple Choice

If a researcher finds that a participant produces different scores on a task each time the participant engages in that task, a researcher can conclude that

• A)the measurements are valid and reliable.
• B)the measurements are not reliable.
• C)the data will show no central tendency.
• D)there will be a need to use inferential statistics.

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Definitions:

Fiduciary Duty

A legal obligation of one party to act in the best interest of another, often in financial matters or trusteeship.

Fraud

is the act of gaining a financial or personal advantage over others through deceit or trickery, often considered a criminal offense.

Fraud

Purposeful misleading to achieve unlawful benefits or to cheat someone out of their legitimate rights.

Distinct Types

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