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KWilfred

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Joanna is taking a college psychology course where students are allowed to participate in various psychological studies for extra credit.
 
  Joanna decides to participate in a study of perceived body image, but, when the study begins, she changes her mind and decides to withdraw her participation. Given this scenario, what would be an appropriate reaction from the course instructor?
 
   a. The instructor penalizes Joanna by reducing her final course grade.
   b. The instructor doesn't penalize her, but insists that she return to the lab to complete
   the study.
   c. The instructor allows Joanna to earn extra-credit by completing some other comparable
   activity.
   d. The instructor allows Joanna to earn extra-credit by completing a 25-page research
   paper.

Question 2

Research conducted by people in corporations that keep the results of their work away from competitors might be considered nonscientific because it is not
 
  a. data-driven.
  b. objective.
  c. public.
  d. verifiable.



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nmyers

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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KWilfred

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Reply 2 on: Jun 20, 2018
Wow, this really help


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