In Causal Learning, Subjects Learn

question 7

Multiple Choice

In causal learning, subjects learn

• A) to identify which features are crucial to sorting items into groups.
• B) to identify the conditions which must occur before they can conclude that one variable produces changes in another variable.
• C) about the value of different outcomes as a function of their past experiences with outcomes.
• D) when a behavior should be performed and when it should be inhibited.

Distinguish between the population, sampling frame, and sampling method.

Understand bias types in surveys and their implications.

Distinguish between voluntary response sampling and convenience sampling.

Understand the importance of pilot testing in survey design.

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Definitions:

Defective

Lacking in some necessary quality, faulty, or having defects, making it unfit for its intended use.

Primarily Liable

Being directly responsible for a debt or obligation, without secondary parties to share the liability.

Secondarily Liable

Someone who is secondarily liable holds responsibility to fulfill an obligation if the primary party fails to do so, commonly seen in guarantor or co-signer financial arrangements.

Payable

Refers to money that is owed by a person or company and must be paid to another party.