A Mother Bought What She Thought Was a Large Box

question 116

Multiple Choice

A mother bought what she thought was a large box of un-sweetened cereal; it was the same size as other brands whose boxes clearly marked they were 22 oz.However, when she opened the box it was barely 3/4ths full.The Fair Packaging and Labeling Act would not protect her unless

• A)the package printed the disclaimer that the product might settle during shipping.
• B)the package states that the contents should be purchased by weight rather than bulk.
• C)the package clearly states 22 oz.on the front but the actual weight is only 16 oz.
• D)the package lists all the ingredients including the total amount of sugar.
• E)an identical package by the same manufacturer had the exact same amount inside.

Develop the ability to identify and formulate research questions and hypotheses.

Know the differences between directional and nondirectional hypotheses and tests.

Understand the process of hypothesis testing including the role of the null hypothesis.

Comprehend the significance of sampling error in research.

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Definitions:

Language Routines

Standardized or habitual forms of verbal communication that occur in specific contexts.

Noise

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Distortion

The alteration or misrepresentation of information or perception, leading to inaccuracies or misunderstandings.