In the F-Test, If the F-Value Is Large, Then

question 30

Multiple Choice

In the F-test, if the F-value is large, then:

• A) the results are likely to be statistically inconclusive.
• B) the results are likely to be statistically insignificant.
• C) the more likely the differences in means has occurred as a result of the grouping variable.
• D) the less likely the differences in means has occurred as a result of the grouping variable.

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Definitions:

Free-Choice Paradigm

A methodological approach in psychology research where participants are given the freedom to choose between different options, aiming to reveal their preferences and attitudes.

Cognitive Dissonance

The psychological distress felt by someone who simultaneously maintains two or more conflicting beliefs, ideas, or values.

Weak External Justification

A term in social psychology that describes a scenario where there is insufficient external reason for an individual to perform an action, leading to internal justification and attitude change.

Attitude Change

A psychological process in which an individual's feelings, beliefs, or behaviors toward an object or idea are altered as a result of experience or information.