What Is the Critical Difference Between a Simultaneous Lineup and a Sequential

question 5

Multiple Choice

What is the critical difference between a simultaneous lineup and a sequential lineup?

• A)Sequential lineups typically involve biased instructions.
• B)Sequential lineups require absolute judgments.
• C)Simultaneous lineups require absolute judgments.
• D)Simultaneous lineups typically include more foils.
• E)Sequential lineups require relative judgments.

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Definitions:

Separate Control Group

A group in an experiment that is not exposed to the treatment or intervention and is used as a benchmark to measure the effects of such treatment.

Regression Toward the Mean

The statistical phenomenon that high or low scores naturally tend to move closer to the average over time.

Extreme Scores

Values in a data set that are significantly higher or lower than the majority of the other scores, potentially skewing results.

Less Extreme

Refers to measures or values that are closer to the average or mean in a distribution, as opposed to being more extreme or far from the average.