When a Hypothesis Is Formulated After the Data Are Collected

question 8

Short Answer

When a hypothesis is formulated after the data are collected and analyzed (post hoc), and presented
as if it was formulated before the data were collected, it is called _____.

Define and differentiate between primary and secondary aging, including examples.

Explain key concepts related to lifespan, including life expectancy, longevity, and the factors affecting them.

Describe the theories of aging and their implications on health and cognition.

Identify changes in sensory systems and cognitive functioning among the elderly.

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Definitions:

Key-Off

The state of an automotive electrical system when the ignition key is turned to the off position, cutting power to the engine and most electrical components.

Sulfation Test

A diagnostic procedure used to determine if a lead-acid battery has developed sulfation, a condition that can reduce the battery's performance and lifespan.

Fast Charge

A charging method for batteries that significantly reduces the time required to reach full capacity, commonly used in electric vehicles.

High Amperage

Refers to the flow of a large amount of electrical current, measured in amperes, through a conductor.