The Ability of a Research Design to Detect Any Effects

question 27

Multiple Choice

The ability of a research design to detect any effects that exist in the data is called its

• A)estimation.
• B)reliability.
• C)power.
• D)generalization.

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Definitions:

Copyright Law

A legal framework designed to protect the original work of the creator, ensuring they have exclusive rights to use, distribute, and modify their own intellectual property.

Ethical Responsibilities

Ethical responsibilities entail the moral obligations of researchers and professionals to conduct their work and interactions with integrity, respect, and consideration for impact on participants and society.

Informed Consent

The process by which potential research participants are informed of the nature of the research and given the opportunity to sign or not sign a voluntary agreement to participate.

Confidentiality

The assurance given to research participants that the researcher will not release any information that will identify them. The researcher can link information that participants provide to the identity of the person providing it.