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Mr.Thesaxman · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

Which of the following is primarily a question of statistics?

a. Are the conclusions justified by the evidence in the study?
b. Are the relationships to be investigated logically implied by the hypothesis?
c. Could the difference between groups have been a function of chance?
d. Is the population involved in the study precisely described?
e. Is evidence that does not agree with the hypothesis omitted?

Question 2

A child spends a great deal of time at the local roller rink and becomes proficient at roller-skating. One winter the child puts on a pair of ice skates, finds a frozen pond, and never having ice-skated before, proceeds to ice-skate with seemingly little effort. This is an example of

a. high-road transfer.
b. general transfer.
c. low-road transfer.
d. positive transfer.