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    The sample data from the athletes in the MIAA showed a correlation of -0.026, meaning there is no correlation between the two variables. The statistical tests used were both a bootstrap test and a randomization hypothesis test for a correlation. Figure 1. Scatter plot and summary statistics from the sample data. This display has the time in seconds on the X-axis and the distance in miles on the Y-axis…

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    Measuring Validity

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    Measuring validity is important because it determines the impact of research. Validity is defined as “an integrated, evaluative judgment of the degree to which empirical evidence and theoretical rationales support the adequacy and appropriateness of inferences and actions based on test scores or other modes of assessment” (Salkind, 2010, p.1). There are many criteria of rigorous research, for example, internal validity, external validity, objectivity of observer, replicability, and reliability…

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    The determination of children’s health outcomes and their precursors such as healthy eating, is a difficult process in which individuals must consider various academic resources to develop an appropriate perspective. However, it is in determining the value of these resources, regarding their impact on our understanding of early childhood health, where the problem lies. This review will critically assess the articles; ‘Food consumption patterns in preschool children,’ (Pabayo, Spence, Casey &…

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    Students: Precious Gentry, Brianna Douglas & Amanda Morris Journal Article: Subhani, M. , Osman, A. , Abrar, F. , & Hasan, S. (2014). Are parents really attached to their adopted children?. SpringerPlus, 3(1), 1-8. Research Question: How do attachment theory effect children whom are adopted? Research Approach: This article concentrates on an un-restricted non-probability sampling approach. The data used was quantified when looking more into the hypotheses via-t-test of equality of means,…

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    an experiment. To be considered an experiment, the study must follow a strict process of scientific research. It must include an independent variable, dependent variable, random assignment and a definite hypothesis (Weiten, 2013, p. 65).…

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    Nasal Shot Hypothesis

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    while the second group was vaccinated with the shot. The independent variable was the vaccination and the dependent variable was how many participants came down with the flu. Following the guidelines outlined in our text, this sample is large, and "large, randomly selected samples minimize sampling error” (Tanner, 2011). Also, each group contains an equal amount of participants and was randomly…

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    Drug Use In Prisons

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    Just because a prisoner is behind bars, that doesn’t mean they don’t have access to the outside world. With the growing rate of prisoners in the U.S. brings the growing rate of drugs into those prisons. Drug use within prisons presents several problems for the Correctional system. Security measures are implemented to try and stop the entrance of drugs into prison, but they still get through for inmates to use. There are roughly two million people that pass through prison per year, and according…

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    At a nearby fire department, the Assistant Chief wishes to confirm that gender bias is not reflected in the promotion of respective applicant firefighters. The Assistant Chief evaluates sample data of 50 firefighters who applied for promotion (Exhibit A), as well as resulting chi-square analysis (Exhibit B). Based on this data and results, a review will be conducted to determine if gender bias has no association with promotion. Gender bias is the unequal management in employment opportunities…

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    Situational Interviews

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    the job. The following is an outline of a procedure to gather information for a more detailed job analysis: 1. Position Analysis Questionnaire (PAQ) • To be sent to a random sample of music teachers in middle schools across the state of Georgia 2. Personality-Related Position Requirements Form (PPRF) • To be sent to a random sample of music teachers in middle schools across the state of Georgia 3. Subject Matter Expert (SME)…

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