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A researcher conducts a study to determine if the variable of test anxiety influences performance on the GRE verbal and quantitative tests. He uses a questionnaire to assess individuals' test anxiety and classifies participants as high test anxious (n = 20) or low test anxious (n = 20). He is also interested in knowing whether high or low test-anxious individuals' performance is different for the computerized version of the test compared to the paper-and-pencil version of the test. Within each anxiety group, he randomly assigns participants to either the computer version or the paper version of the GRE tests. Participants then complete both the verbal and quantitative tests of the GRE in the test version they've been assigned (computer or paper).
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Stabilizing Selection
An evolutionary process that favors the intermediate variants of a trait, leading to a decrease in variation around a certain phenotype, often maintaining the status quo in a population.
Natural Selection
The process by which organisms better adapted to their environment tend to survive and produce more offspring, driving evolution.
Organisational Subcultures
Distinctive cultural groups within a larger organization, characterized by shared values, norms, and practices that differ from the broader organizational culture.
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