Jenny is an undergraduate student with a full course load studying the relationship between exercise and self-esteem. She is int
erested in learning whether self-esteem differs between people who exercise regularly and those who do not. She is also interested in the types of exercise, intensity of exercise, and how these differences affect various aspects of self-esteem such as self-efficacy, confidence, and self-worth. She needs to complete data collection within a semester by herself. However, she needs 250 participants for sufficient power. Which of the following would be the best strategy for Jenny to take to complete her study? a. Recruit 250 participants from the Introduction to Psychology subject pool and run each of them individually in hour-long interviews asking about self-esteem and exercise habits.
b. Print and handout 500 surveys on campus and analyze the data from the first 250 students who return the survey.
c. Write a survey on self-esteem and exercise habits and recruit 250 students from the Introduction to Psychology subject pool to do this survey online in their own time.
An accord is an agreement between two parties that satisfies a contract dispute by discharging an original contract duty and providing an alternate performance of the agreement.
True. If you are stopped at an intersection with two-way traffic when an emergency vehicles is approaching, you should remain in place until the emergency vehicle passes.
