When Using Inferential Statistics All of the Following Assumptions Are

question 30

Multiple Choice

When using inferential statistics all of the following assumptions are accurate except:

• A) the sample must be drawn from the population about which inferences are being made
• B) the inferential statistics assume simple random sampling
• C) as long as the sample is drawn from a population that resembles the one about which inferences are to be made, the resulting statistic has value
• D) inferential statistics are addressed to sampling error only, they do not consider non-sampling errors

Understand the factors and theories related to the development of sexual orientation.

Comprehend the genetic and epigenetic influences on sexual orientation.

Identify the role of prenatal factors in determining sexual orientation.

Recognize the impact of environmental and social influences on sexual orientation.

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Definitions:

Reactance Theory

A psychological theory suggesting that people have a negative reaction to restrictions on their personal freedoms, often resulting in a motivation to regain those freedoms.

Status Quo Bias

The preference to keep things the way they are rather than change.

Dispute

A disagreement, argument, or debate, often between people or groups with opposing viewpoints.

Participant

A person who takes part in something, such as an experiment or study.