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HudsonKB16

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Fifteen out of 60 participants scored between 17 and 21 on a test. What is the relative frequency of the class interval 17-21?
 
  a. .25
  b. .15
  c. .60
  d. .04
  e. .45

Question 2

When a person responds the same way to just about every item on a rating scale, this respondent is engaging in
 
  a. nondifferentiation.
  b. telescoping.
  c. acquiescence.
  d. satisficing.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

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