Weighing the Evidence Statistical Tests Allow Us to

question 1

Multiple Choice

Weighing the Evidence Statistical tests allow us to

• A)determine the exact odds that the independent variable is responsible for the differences we observe between treatment groups.
• B)compare the differences between treatment groups to normal variability in the dependent variable.
• C)estimate the risk of committing a Type 2 error.
• D)prove that the research hypothesis is true.

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External Locus

An individual’s belief that their life events and outcomes are largely beyond their control and depend on external factors or forces.

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The state of being overly aware of oneself, one's appearance, or one's actions, often leading to excessive evaluation or adjustment based on perceived observation.

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