2. A professor was interested in studying the relationship between job satisfact

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2. A professor was interested in studying the relationship between job satisfaction and job performance. She looked at every issue of Journal of Management over the last 10 years and statistically combined the results reported in all of the relevant articles. The mean effect size (r) of 29 indicated that there was a small relationship between them. Archival, Independent variable: Job satisfaction, Dependent variable: Job performance. 3. A professor hypothesized the people could be trained to detect deception in employment interviews. To test her hypothesis, she randomly assig into one of two groups: 50 students were given training on detecting deception and 50 students were given training on interpersonal skills The students then viewed two interviews, one with a person lying and the other with a person telling the truth. After viewing the tapes, the students were asked to indicate whether the applicant in each tape was telling the truth about her work history. The professor found that the students who were trained to detect deception were not more accurate than those trained in interpersonal skills. Quasi-experimental, Independent Variable: Interview, Dependent variable: Students, ned 100 students 4. The Scandinavian Sweets Factory recently implemented shift work. The factory is now open 24 hours a day and each employee voluntarily chose one of three shifts day, afternoon, or night. The manager plans to compare each shift in six months to assess whether there are differences in the groups on productivity and turnover Experimental. Independent variable: Emplovees Dependent variable: Shifts.

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2. DNA

3. nucloetides

4. two

5. homozygous

6. heterozygous

7. recessive

8. dominant

9. intermediate

10. TT

11. Tt

12. tt

13. sex

14. Females

15. males

16. males

17. allosomes

18. autosomes

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