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Imagine that you are attending a lecture on gender comparisons in college students' reading comprehension. The speaker says, "The effect size for this kind of reading-comprehension test was 0.15.". You would conclude that

a. this gender difference is larger than the gender difference in height. b. a box-score approach would have provided more useful information. c. the probability of finding a difference this large is about 15%. d. the gender difference is not large enough to have an influence on people's career choices.

Which indicates that Maria has well-developed selective attention skills?

A. She can pay attention to two people talking at the same time. B. She can pay attention to her teacher's voice while ignoring the voices of classmates. C. It takes a great deal of noise to get Maria to notice that someone is talking to her. D. It takes her a long time to complete a task that requires vigilance.