Techniques: ​

question 33

Short Answer

Techniques:
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A.creative use of members
B.guess the problem
C.movement round
D.indirectly working
E.role-play the member
F.spinning off
G.stationary round
-Because one member does not seem to realize how his voice and body language come across to others,the leader asks for another member to volunteer to act as the working member so he can "see himself."​

Gain insight into the process of establishing evidence for different validity types through practical examples.

Learn how to classify variables correctly as dependent or independent based on research context.

Understand the impact of reliability and validity considerations at different stages in the research process.

Know how to calculate and interpret reliability coefficients and understand their implications for research.

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