In an Experiment, an Observed Effect Is Called Statistically Significant

question 41

Multiple Choice

In an experiment, an observed effect is called statistically significant if:

• A) the experiment will help a large number of people.
• B) the study was double-blind.
• C) the experiment was well designed.
• D) the effect is too large to attribute to chance.

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Definitions:

Phallic

Relating to or resembling a phallus or penis, often used to describe certain aspects of Freudian psychosexual development during the phallic stage.

Psychosexual Development

Freud's theory that childhood development occurs in a series of fixed psychosexual stages, each characterized by different demands for sexual gratification.

Puberty

The developmental period in which an individual becomes capable of reproduction, marked by physical growth and hormonal changes.

Genital

Pertaining to the external and internal organs of reproduction in both males and females.