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Bob-Dole

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Data analysis in a quantitative study should
 
  a. include many types of statistical procedures so that it is clear why the hypothesis was found to be significant or not.
  b. not be written up in great detail or length because this does not directly clarify the important conclusions and implications.
  c. include the simplest, most powerful, and appropriate statistics for the problem at hand.
  d. All of these are true.
  e. None of these is true.

Question 2

Describe the capacity of and the duration of information in short-term memory.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



Madisongo23

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

Short-term memory serves to store up to seven unrelated bits of information for a short period of time (usually about twenty seconds). It is the second memory store, also known as working memory. It is increasingly being viewed as a critical component in the information-processing system, closely related to Spearman's g factor of intelligence.



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