The Use of Small Samples Can Lead Unsophisticated Evaluators to Conclude

question 2

Multiple Choice

The use of small samples can lead unsophisticated evaluators to conclude falsely that

• A) Type I errors were held to only 5%.
• B) findings could be applied to additional populations.
• C) a program had no impact.
• D) statistically significant results were observed.

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Definitions:

Parkinson's Disease

A degenerative disorder of the central nervous system that often impairs the sufferer's motor skills and speech.

Elderly

A demographic group typically defined as individuals aged 65 years and over, often characterized by increased vulnerability to health issues and social isolation.

Synaptic Level

Pertaining to the level of synapses, focusing on the interactions and communications between neurons at these connections.

Tranquilizers

Medications used to reduce tension or anxiety, often by depressing nervous system activity.