Answer:
A. Peak communication
Explanation:
Denzel and Andy are brothers. After their mother's funeral, they discuss their childhood memories and the time spent with family with each other. They talk about their fears, weaknesses, and strengths in order to understand each other's flaws and fix them. In doing so, they feel a strong sense of respect and empathy for each other. The level of self disclosure this scenario represent is called peak communication because they are emotionally open and honest with each other.
Based on the description above, the following analyses can be made:
1. Clarissa's concern is addressing t<span>he study's construct validity
2. Quinn's </span>concern is addressing the study's external validity
3. Manish's concern is addressing the study’s statistical validity
In addition, you may be asked, for what it means if Anton is concerned that the researcher made a Type I error. The answer to that would be that the researcher concluded there was a relationship between bullying and self-esteem<span>, whereas there is really no relationship.</span>
The correct answer is the doll
Hypotheses, dependent and independent variables form a set of tools that help us to create theories about natural phenomena.
The process for investigating a particular phenomenon in nature usually involves three levels. In the first level, observation of facts, phenomena, behaviors and activities takes place; at the second level, we have the hypotheses and finally, at the third level, theories, valid and sustainable hypotheses (those that have been tested) arise.
Independent Variable:
these variables influence, affect or determine other variables.
it is a determining factor, condition or cause for a given result, effect or consequence.
it is the factor manipulated by the researcher in order to determine the relationship of the factor with the observed phenomenon, to see what influence it has on a possible result.
True, the nonverbal messages listeners send back is called feedback
Emotional Stability. The fifth dimension is neuroticism.
