A Study That Actually Tests What It Was Designed to Test

question 13

Multiple Choice

A study that actually tests what it was designed to test and not something else is a(n) _____ study.

• A)research
• B)valid
• C)reliable
• D)close-ended
• E)open-ended

Identify and compare various systems of ethics and ethical behavior.

Recognize the significance of personal ethics in decision-making.

Understand how technology like data mining and 3D printing is transforming industries.

Comprehend the role and impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in today's world.

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Definitions:

Lie Detector Test

A test that uses a polygraph machine to measure physiological responses believed to indicate lying or truthfulness.

Perspiration Levels

The amount of sweat produced by an individual, often used as an indicator of physical exertion, stress, or health conditions.

Pupil Dilation

The process by which the pupil, the black circular opening in the center of the iris, enlarges or widens to allow more light to enter the eye, often in response to low light conditions, emotional state, or other factors.

Physiological Responses

Automatic reactions of the body to a stimulus, including changes in heart rate, respiration, and secretion of hormones.