A Study Found Statistically Significant Results for a Hypothesis Tested

question 71

Multiple Choice

A study found statistically significant results for a hypothesis tested with an independent-samples t test.The author of the study reported her effect size for the test as 0.18.According to Cohen's convention, this effect size is considered:

• A) small.
• B) medium.
• C) large.
• D) to have no overlap.

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Definitions:

Heterogeneous Teams

Teams composed of members with diverse backgrounds, skills, and perspectives, which can enhance creativity and problem-solving.

Task Interdependence

The extent to which the work or tasks of one member of a group or organization are dependent on the work or tasks of other members.

Forming

The initial stage in team development where group members come together and start to understand their roles and the task at hand.

Storming

A stage in team development marked by conflict and competition as team members work to establish norms and structures.