For an exam with a mean of M = 74 and a standard deviation of s = 8, Mary has a score of X = 80, Bob's score corresponds to z = +1.50, and Sue's score is located above the mean by 10 points. If the students are placed in order from smallest score to largest score, what is the correct order?

Roger is conducting an experiment in which he is comparing the health literacy rates between a group of individuals with genius-level IQs and a group of individuals with average-level IQs. In this example, what is IQ?

A) the independent variable B) the onfounding variable C) the dependent variable D) the subject variable

Five-year-old Nathan is attending a bowling party.Every time a ball rolls back, Nathan runs to

the alley and throws it towards the pins. The other children are not having an opportunity to bowl. Nathan must learn _______________________ or he will suffer peer rejection in the future. a. empathy b. person perception c. impulse control d. compassion