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Kinnebrook's error led to the realization that...

Individuals should be able to make the exact same measurement in science correct incorrect

Descriptive statistics can allow scientists to make judgements about a hypothesis correct incorrect

Being right is very common all the time in science correct incorrect

Differences between observers is actually quite common correct incorrect

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. The central limit theorem claims that:

Individual differences will not affect the outcome of parametric null hypothesis testing correct incorrect

The means of the samples that make up the larger set will match the predicted mean of the alternative hypothesis correct incorrect

A large set of sample means will be normally distributed correct incorrect

Inferential statistics is built on the assumptions of empirical probability correct incorrect

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. The null and the alternative hypotheses are both:

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

Theoretical correct incorrect

Empirical correct incorrect

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. When carrying out hypothesis testing, what is the next step after specifying the hypotheses?

Decide how to measure the dependent variable correct incorrect

Collect the data correct incorrect

Decide to reject or fail to reject the null correct incorrect

Identify the research question correct incorrect

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. Which of the following pieces of information do you need to calculate standard error?

Population mean & sample size correct incorrect

Population standard deviation & sample size correct incorrect

Population standard deviation & population mean correct incorrect

Sample mean & sample size correct incorrect