German Neuroscientists Used Expert, Professional Jugglers Asparticipants in a Study

question 377

True/False

German neuroscientists used expert, professional jugglers asparticipants in a study to determine whether the jugglers'superior manual dexterity and sense of balance were the causeor the result of structural brain differences.

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Definitions:

Prior Probabilities

The probabilities that are assigned to events or hypotheses before any relevant evidence is taken into account, used in Bayesian analysis.

Likelihood Probabilities

Measures of how probable different outcomes are, given a specific set of observed data, in statistical analysis.

Joint Probabilities

The likelihood of two or more events happening at the same time.

Marginal Probabilities

The probability distribution of the random variables individually, without regard to any possible correlations between them.