A Demand Characteristic Is

question 5

Multiple Choice

A demand characteristic is:

• A)A personality trait that makes a participant likely to find an experiment too demanding.
• B)When a person responds in an experiment in a way that is consistent with their beliefs about how the experimenter would like them to behave.
• C)When the experimenter's behaviour affects the results of an experiment.
• D)A personality trait that affects the results of an experiment in an undesirable way.

Understand the concepts of source confusion and their effects on false memories.

Comprehend the role of schemas and scripts in memory recall and distortion.

Recognize the phenomenology of imagination inflation on memory recall.

Examine the empirical evidence surrounding false memories and memory distortions.

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Definitions:

Preload Drag

A condition characterized by friction and drag in machinery components, typically bearings, caused by an applied preload force to ensure clearance elimination and precise operation.

Endplay

Linear play in a shaft, wheel, or rotor. The slang term for this, slop, describes the condition well. Some OEMs use the term axial slop to describe endplay.

Truck Wheel Seal

A component used in trucks to prevent lubricants from leaking out of the wheel bearings and to keep contaminants out.

Seal Driver

A tool used in the installation of seals in machinery, ensuring a proper fit without damage to the seal or housing.