It would be considered unethical for a psychology professor to require students to act as participants in his or her research in order to earn points for their class

Thoughts that repeatedly intrude into consciousness against one's will are called:

a. compulsions. b. loose associations. c. neologisms. d. obsessions.

"Monte Carlo" methods

A) are often used to test the effect of violating assumptions of statistical tests. B) have been used primarily to create new statistical methods, including the t test for independent means. C) were invented by Egon Pearson. D) were invented by "Student" (Gossett).