The Central Limit Theorem Tells Us

question 3

Multiple Choice

The central limit theorem tells us:

• A)In small samples, significance tests can't be trusted.
• B)In small samples, the assumptions of parametric tests matter less.
• C)If the sample is large enough we can assume homogeneity of variance.
• D)If the sample is large enough, the sampling distribution of a parameter will be normal.

Identify the effects of dual innervation on organ systems, including the heart.

Associate specific situations with either sympathetic or parasympathetic nervous system activation.

Describe the concept of local reflexes in the ANS and their physiological significance.

Explain the process and significance of cholinergic and adrenergic transmission in the ANS.

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