You Have Just Completed the LSAT and Scored 85

question 49

Multiple Choice

You have just completed the LSAT and scored 85. Your roommate, who is no smarter than you, took the LSAT with you and scored 165. You were so upset with your score that you decide to take the test again and you convince your roommate to take it with you for moral support. You both receive scores on the second exam of 120. What accounts for the differences in scores?

• A) statistical regression
• B) testing
• C) instrumentation
• D) experiment mortality

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Rejection Region

The range of values for which a null hypothesis is rejected in a hypothesis testing scenario.

Top Speed

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