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| Standardized way to report the difference between 2 means |
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| (sample mean of the experiment minus the sample mean of the control group) over the standard deviation of the control group |
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| Parts of a research article |
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| Introduction, methods, results, and discussion |
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| Introduction of a research article |
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| literature review that builds a theoretical case for the research |
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| Methods section of a research article |
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| Descriptions of the participants, measures, and procedures |
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| Results section of a research article |
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| statistical tests completed, pattern of findings displayed |
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| Discussion section of a research article |
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| Interpretation of results. Does it support the theory? Written in APA style. |
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| According to the Activation-Decision-Construction model, what skill must an effective liar posses? |
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| Lying requires verbal skill |
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| An experimental design in which each subject (DV) is randomly assigned to only one of the treatment conditions (IV) |
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| all participants are exposed to all levels of the IV |
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| Should measures of verbal ability correlate more with lying or truth-telling? |
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| According to the compensatory-encoding theory, how can readers compensate for weak reading skills? |
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| Compensation use in Compensatory-Encoding Theory |
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| Pauses, lookbacks, rereads, soundouts |
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| Reading skill measures used in the Compensatory-Encoding Theory |
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| Decoding accuracy, Semantic latency, semantic accuracy, and working memory capacity |
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| a correlation between [a variable that can only take 2 values] and [a continuous variable] |
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