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macmillanhighered.com Done Chapter 01 Quiz 1. In an experiment, a(n)vari variable is the hypothesized cause of an effect and the variable is hypothesized to be affected and, thus, is measured by the experimenter independent; dependent correlational; third o dependent; independent third; correlational 2. One measure of variability is the: mode. median. o range. mean. 3. In a normal distribution, the mean, median, and mode because the distribution. cannot be calculated; is bell-shaped are the same as the range and standard deviation; cannot be calculated o are equal; is symmetrical about its center are different from one another; is skewed 4. Stephen Jay Gould, who survived for 20 years after being diagnosed with terminal cancer, was the beneficiary of a distribution that was: left-skewed. normally distributed. multimodal O right-skewed 5. One who believes that environmental events condition observable conduct is taking theperspective. O cognitive O biological behavioral 6. Each point (dot) on a scatterplot represents the score on each of two variables for a single participant. correlation coefficient for a sample average scores of several participants on a single variable Start: 18:13 Submit

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1. The correct answer is Option A. An independent variable is the hypothesized cause and the dependent variable is the hypothesized effect.
2. The correct answer is Option C. The range is a measure of variability.
3. The correct answer is Option C. In a normal distribution, the median, median and mode are equal because the distribution is symmetrical at the center.
4. The correct answer is Option D. The distribution in this case was right skewed.
Please post the other questions separately as we are supposed to answer just one question or four sub parts of the same question.

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