Experimenters Use Random Assignment of Participants to Different Groups in Order

question 84

Multiple Choice

Experimenters use random assignment of participants to different groups in order to:

• A) increase the likelihood that the participants in each group know one another.
• B) increase the likelihood that participants within a group are similar to one another.
• C) reduce the likelihood of any preexisting differences between groups.
• D) ensure that each group has the same number of participants.

Grasp the importance of individual and organizational approaches to managing and valuing diversity, including empathy and tolerance.

Identify the legal and societal shifts impacting workforce diversity, such as the ADA and EEOC rulings.

Understand the arguments for diversity, including resource acquisition, creativity, and problem-solving benefits for organizations.

Recognize the trends and changes in the demographic composition of the workforce, including age and ethnic makeup.

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Definitions:

AUG

The RNA codon that signals the start of a protein-coding sequence and encodes for the amino acid methionine.

UAA

A stop codon in genetic code signaling the end of a protein synthesis.

UUU

In genetic code, a triplet nucleotide sequence (uracil-uracil-uracil) in RNA that codes for the amino acid phenylalanine, playing a role in protein synthesis.

DNA Sequences

The order of nucleotides in a DNA molecule, which determines genetic information and characteristics of living organisms.