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Distinguish between the reliability and validity of a behavioral measure, explain how each is determined, and explain why a measure could be reliable but not valid.
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(33) When summarizing data, why is it important to report both the mean and the standard deviation?
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(32) Knowing the standard deviation of a set of scores, it is possible to calculate
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(33) In the early reaction time research, reaction times for seemingly complex events were occasionally equal to the reaction times for simpler events. How could this have happened?
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(34) Which of the following is true about interval and ratio scales?
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(36) Normally, which of the following outcomes is most desired by the researcher?
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