Values of res:t, Cohen's d, and Cramr's V are all considered ...

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Values of res:t, Cohen's d, and Cramr's V are all considered measures of
 
  a. effect size.
  b. confounding variables.
  c. subjects' accuracy.
  d. reaction time.

Question 2

In addressing the problem of directionality in correlational research, researchers will often use a statistical technique where correlations are calculated across two or more points in time. This technique is known as
 
  a. analysis of variance.
  b. Spearman rank order correlation.
  c. cross-lagged panel correlation.
  d. Chi-square test for homogeneity.

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c

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