In ERP methodology, the number that follows the N or the P (N400 or P300, for example) stands for
a. the positivity or negativity of the response.
b. how likely the response is, with higher numbers indicating a more likely response.
c. how strong the response is in millimeters on the reading.
d. the time at which the response peaks in milliseconds.
Answer: d. the time at which the response peaks in milliseconds.
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a. standardized for use among all U.S. sub-populations. b. factor analyzed before it can be used to make employment decisions. c. reliable before it can be used to make employment decisions. d. reliable above the .90 level.
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Increasing the ______ of references seems to increase validity
a. length b. scoring complexity c. structure d. psychometric depth
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