This year = hardest exam?

[Darren]

what about the VERY last mc? i guessed that T.T

[nmonogamy]

NREM 4 is the deepest stage of sleep... half the things on the study design wasnt even on the exam soo disaapointed i studied so much other things

[maddy.grant]

i put NREM 3/4

[nmonogamy]

do you think psychology would get scaled up this year?

[mount franklin]

crap , i done the french and cheinese one wrong, bt hw annoning was the exteneeded respence?? lets hope the cut of rate is in our favour, hopefully u cud make 15mistakes nd still get A+.. lat yr was 13 i think

[Moe112]

Sacha I think is on the money I'm hoping at least cause that's what I wrote. Also on a side note that ER WOW just WOW, I seriously doubt anyone will get full marks of it.

[sacha1123]

what am i right about moe?
are you talking about the chinese and french one

[Darren]

For p=0.03 or something if I just said there was a 3% chance that the results were due to chance and not the iv and didn't say statistically significant would I get it wrong? -.-

[sacha1123]

yeah p means that there there is a probability that 3% of the results is due to chance

[Russ]

Sacha I think is on the money I'm hoping at least cause that's what I wrote. Also on a side note that ER WOW just WOW, I seriously doubt anyone will get full marks of it.

What was the question? Something about AD I gather.

For p=0.03 or something if I just said there was a 3% chance that the results were due to chance and not the iv and didn't say statistically significant would I get it wrong?

Personally, I'd give it a mark but I can't speak for the VCAA. If you want to be technical saying "statistically significant" is meaningless by itself, so saying 3% chance that it wasn't the IV is "more" correct.

[maddy.grant]

what was the experimental design used?

[xtremeownage]

i put proactive for first one then retroactive (as learning new language - totally different will inhibit your ability to retain info from previous language, however i believe they will mark both pro/retro as it is based on your opinion, they didnt give you info on what will happen if you learn this, etc.)

[xtremeownage]

what was the experimental design used?

Independent group design?
I said for Statistical significance that 0.03 is significant as a p value of <0.05 must be obtained to make an experiment significant therefore it is significant? RIGHT OR WRONG?

[xtremeownage]

I said adolescent vs elderly, because there wouldve needed more REM for an infant, and i chose cerebral cortex.. so we can hope we got it right.

EDIT: From Grivas: The cerebral cortex is the convoluted outer layer or covering of the two cerebral hemispheres.

same as me

[Darren]

what was the experimental design used?

Independent group design?
I said for Statistical significance that 0.03 is significant as a p value of <0.05 must be obtained to make an experiment significant therefore it is significant? RIGHT OR WRONG?

the thing is, i didn't really read it properly.. was there any statement of statistical significant set at p<0.05?