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In many cases, researchers wish to generalize from the __________ to the __________.
 
  a. sample; target population
  b. target population; sample
  c. target population; target population
  d. sample; sample

Question 2

When identifying appropriate statistical tests to use, researchers ask the following questions:
 
  ) Is the purpose of the test to assess relationships or assess differences?; 2) Are the data measured on an interval/ratio scale or a nominal/ordinal scale?; 3) Does the analysis involve only two data groupings or more than two?; and 4)
 
   a. Are the subjects in the study human or non-human animal subjects?
   b. Has the study been conducted in a laboratory or naturalistic setting?
   c. Are the groupings of scores paired?
   d. none of the above



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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