Using IQ Scores from 11-Year-Olds in 1932 and Subsequent Follow-Up

question 12

Multiple Choice

Using IQ scores from 11-year-olds in 1932 and subsequent follow-up tests, Deary et al. (2004; 2006) found evidence for all of the following, EXCEPT:

• A)A main effect of reduced mental test performance at age 80
• B)A 0.66 correlation coefficient between IQ scores at the two time points
• C)No relationship between sex and physical fitness at age 80
• D)A significant relationship between IQ at 11 and physical fitness at age 80
• E)A significance influence of social class on physical fitness at age 80

Calculate and interpret the mean of a sampling distribution.

Apply principles of sample size determination to control sampling error.

Understand the difference between bias and variability in the context of sample surveys and experiments.

Understand the evolution and development process of scientific knowledge, particularly in nursing.

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