Deciding which variables predict introductory psychology test scores is offered as a vehicle for enhancing students' interest in issues related to research methodology. Instructors who want to capitalize on this engaging topic are provided with a table of selected results from a previous study and suggestions for integrating the topic into their lectures.
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