In a One-Sample Z-Test,the Term "Statistically Significant Difference" Tells You

question 31

Multiple Choice

In a one-sample z-test,the term "statistically significant difference" tells you _____.

• A)your sample mean differs from the hypothesized value by more than would be expected from sampling error alone
• B)the difference between your sample mean and the hypothesized value is large and meaningful in the "real world"
• C)there is a non-zero correlation coefficient between your independent and dependent variables
• D)all of these

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Definitions:

State-dependent Memory

The phenomenon that information learned in a specific mental or emotional state is more easily recalled when in that same state.

Memory Construction

The process by which the brain pieces together bits of information to create or reconstruct memories.

Proactive Interference

A phenomenon where older memories interfere with the retrieval of newer memories.

Encoding Failure

The inability to recall specific information because it was not effectively encoded into long-term memory.