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A) normally distributed
B) cross-sectional
C) markedly skewed
D) markedly kurtotic
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A) especially vulnerable
B) relatively robust
C) slightly robust
D) none of these
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A) effects of individual differences
B) the need for a larger sample compared to an independent-groups design
C) the greater power of the test produces more Type I errors
D) carry-over effects of the independent variable
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A) correlated-groups t test
B) independent-groups t test
C) two-sample independent z test
D) Pearson correlation
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A) when r is so close to 0 that the magnitude of estimated standard errors is comparable in the two tests.
B) when r is so close to 1 that the magnitude of estimated standard errors is comparable in the two tests.
C) when the n in both groups is unequal.
D) there are no exceptions to this statement.
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A) the same
B) different
C) higher
D) lower
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A) order effects
B) disturbance variance
C) ceiling effect
D) Both a & b
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A) small number of subjects
B) the experimental manipulation has known carry-over effects
C) the existence of individual differences
D) the presence of disturbance variables
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A) no different
B) smaller
C) larger
D) equal to or smaller
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