Answer:
ideal
Explanation:
In psychology, the ideal self is a personality domain that refers to "Who I want to be" as opposed to the "real self" which refers to "who I am". As individuals we are often trying to make the gap between the real self and the ideal self smaller in order to feel good with ourselves.
In this example, Andy has always wanted to be a part of the college football team and he attends all the trials and works hard to maintain his fitness. Since <u>being part of the team is something that Andy wants to do, and wants to be, </u>we can say that this appeals to Andy's ideal self.
Answer: Barack Obama
Explanation:
His language has a personalitythat appeals to people of various backgrounds. He's more conversational, making people more interested in politics during 2008.
Answer:
Type II error was made
Explanation:
I will start by stating the null and alternate hypothesis
<u>Null hypothesis</u>
H0: there is no significant correlation between exercise and weight loss
<u>Alternate hypothesis</u>
H1: there is significant correlation between weight loss and exercise.
This researcher has made the mistake of accepting a false null hypothesis Instead of the alternate hypothesis as the question says that there is significant correlation between exercise and weight loss. A type II error has therefore been made.
A type II error is an error of omission and it occurs when the alternate hypothesis is rejected and the null hypothesis is accepted.
please note that the multiple choice options that were added to the question is not related to the question that was asked in anyway and must have been a mistake.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:a) Regency effec b) Primary effect
Explanation:The Primacy/Recency Effect refers to the fact that one is able to remember the first information or what they hear first or what they encounter at the begining (primacy ) and the last information at the end(Recency) better than they remember the information found in the middle .
Primacy is likely caused by the fact that one has plenty of time to recall this first presented Information because it doesn't compete with other information as it is the first encounter. Middle information is hard to recall because there is usually a lot of information to recall in the middle whilst the last information is usually short as does the first information.
