Lisa and Katie Are Both Using Imagery Mnemonics to Try

question 5

Multiple Choice

Lisa and Katie are both using imagery mnemonics to try to remember the words "dog" and "Ferris wheel." Lisa imagines a dog riding a Ferris wheel, while Katie remembers a person at a theme park walking her dog. Lisa's strategy will

• A) provide no benefit over Katie's strategy.
• B) improve her memory for both words because the mnemonic is bizarre.
• C) hinder her ability to remember compared to Katie's, because Lisa's mnemonic makes no sense.
• D) improve her ability to remember "Ferris wheel" but not "dog."

Recognize differences in testing hypotheses for one-sample, matched-pairs, and independent samples.

Apply the correct hypothesis testing procedure based on the characteristics of the data (distribution, sample size, matched vs. independent samples).

Understand the implications of significance levels and p-values in hypothesis testing.

Understand the application and interpretation of the Wilcoxon Signed-Rank test for comparing the locations of two population distributions.

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Definitions:

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Arguing from Ignorance

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