Variable Names and Response Codes Must Be Kept in a Separate

question 8

True/False

Variable names and response codes must be kept in a separate file when using SPSS. SPSS has no way of inputting or presenting for view, the variable names, and response codes.

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Definitions:

Fechner's Law

A principle describing the logarithmic relationship between stimulus magnitude and the resultant sensory experience's intensity.

Specificity Theory

The proposal that different sensory qualities are signaled by different quality-specific neurons. This theory is correct in only a few cases (e.g., pain).

Sensation

The process by which sensory receptors and the nervous system receive and represent stimulus energies from the environment.

Neurons

The basic working units of the brain, specialized cells designed to transmit information to other nerve cells, muscle, or gland cells.