A Potential Confounding Factor in the Performance of Subjects on Tests

question 24

Multiple Choice

A potential confounding factor in the performance of subjects on tests of nonverbal cognitive ability is:

• A) a lack of motivation on the part of the subject.
• B) damage to the right hemisphere.
• C) damage to the left hemisphere.
• D) the fact that few good tests of nonverbal abilities exist.
• Answer Key

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