A Statistically Significant Outcome Is an Outcome That

question 64

Multiple Choice

A statistically significant outcome is an outcome that

• A)leads to a modification in a psychological theory.
• B)leads us to reject the null hypothesis.
• C)assures that practical applications of the outcome will be successful.
• D)assures the internal validity of the experiment.

Recognize and apply the paired t-test for assessing the effectiveness of interventions on paired data.

Distinguish between paired and independent samples and select the appropriate statistical test.

Interpret the results of statistical tests, including confidence intervals and hypothesis tests, in the context of the research question.

Design experiments and observational studies to compare two groups using paired and independent samples.

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Definitions:

Internal Stimuli

Stimuli that originate from within an organism, including hunger, thirst, pain, and emotion, influencing behavior and perception.

Aesthetic Needs

Human desires related to the appreciation of beauty, art, and pleasing experiences in one's environment.

Cognitive Needs

Psychological requirements for understanding, curiosity, knowledge, and meaning.

Esteem Needs

According to Maslow's hierarchy, the human need for respect, self-esteem, and recognition from others.