Test Data Differs from Observer-Report Data in That

question 72

Multiple Choice

Test data differs from observer-report data in that

• A)test data usually requires less inference about the behavior of the participants.
• B)people who collect test data are more objective than observers.
• C)test data is always more expensive to collect than other types of data.
• D)test data always is more reliable than observer data.

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Definitions:

Ocean Plates

Large pieces of the Earth's crust that move over the partially molten outer layer, specifically those under the oceans.

Diverge

To move or extend in different directions from a common point, often used in reference to plate tectonics or paths.

Subducted Plate

A tectonic plate that is being forced downward into the mantle beneath another plate at a convergent boundary.

Continental Rifting

The process where a continental landmass breaks apart due to tectonic forces, often leading to the formation of new ocean basins.