Author Question: A researcher's results are not statistically significant, and thus she does not share her findings ... (Read 151 times)

gbarreiro · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

A researcher's results are not statistically significant, and thus she does not share her findings via a professional conference or publication. By doing so, she

a) risks depriving her colleagues of this knowledge
b) increases her chances of promotion by obscuring nonsignificant results.
c) advances her field of research.
d) avoids professional ridicule.

Question 2

Dr. Snow studies attention deficit hyperactivity disorder among 4th grade students by attending the 4th grade class and spending the majority of time tallying how often students fidget in their seats. Dr. Snow is a(n)

a) observer as participant
b) participant as observer.
c) focus group leader.
d) interviewer.