The Notion of Demand Characteristics Suggests That Subjects Respond to an Experimental

question 53

Multiple Choice

The notion of demand characteristics suggests that subjects respond to an experimental task

• A) strictly according to the "demands" or instructions of the experimenter.
• B) based on available cues such as the setting, equipment, instructions, and so forth.
• C) based on experimental demands outlined in the informed consent agreement.
• D) honestly and naively when they are convinced that the experiment demands it.

Identify appropriate measures of central tendency and variability, especially in the presence of outliers.

Distinguish between different types of variables (qualitative, quantitative, latent, etc.) and scales of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval, ratio).

Recognize the utility of standard scores in comparing data.

Comprehend the basic concepts and tools of descriptive and inferential statistics.

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