The difference between "probable limits" and "confidence limits" is that the probable limits
a. focus on estimating where a particular score is likely to lie using a known population mean.
b. estimate the kinds of means that we expect.
c. try to set limits that have a .95 probability of containing the population mean.
d. There is no difference.
A
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a. there haven't been enough studies. b. stress can cause depression, but depression can cause stress. c. depression is a very subjective state and thus very difficult to measure. d. people are usually aware of any connection between their depression and stress in their lives.
Clark and Chalmers argue that due to causal coupling between a cognitive agent and their environment, those external devices that take part in the cognitive process, actually should be considered to constitute a cognitive system in its own right.
a. true b. false