A Threat to Internal Validity in Which Extreme Scores,upon Retesting,tend

question 23

Multiple Choice

A threat to internal validity in which extreme scores,upon retesting,tend to be less extreme is called

• A)a time-series confound.
• B)a single-group effect.
• C)regression to the mean.
• D)none of the options is correct

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Definitions:

Automatically Perfected

A status achieved by security interests in certain types of property upon attachment, without further legal action or filing required.

Financing Statement

A document filed by a creditor to give public notice that it has or may have an interest in the personal property of a debtor (usually in connection with a secured transaction).

Consumer Good

A commodity or a product that is produced and purchased to satisfy the personal needs or wants of the consumer.

General Creditor

An individual or entity that is owed a debt that is not secured by collateral, leaving them with no special rights to any specific property of the debtor in case of default.