Exact(1)
Males were specified as the baseline for gender, disagreeing with the statement "I believe I have the knowledge and ability to succeed in this course" was the baseline for the ability to succeed variable, and the response "My success PRIMARILY relies on my ability to solve specific kinds of problems" was the baseline level for the success perception variable.
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After feedback, participants no longer relied on these variables, but they did not succeed in detecting a specifying variable.
Gender, success perception, and ability to succeed are dichotomized explanatory variables.
Therefore, sequencing approaches that succeed even when coverage is variable, or approaches that reduce the uneven coverage, are necessary.
Moreover, although the analyses of the groups led to the conclusion that the participants did not succeed in detecting the specifying variable with their feet, one participant succeeded in doing so after the right foot was trained.
Apparently, this participant did not succeed in discovering the specifying variable in the first half of the experiment and adopted a new strategy in the rest of the experiment: The higher I 1 and/or M, the shorter the rod.
After all, only when the right hand was trained (and this hand was dominant in all except 3 participants) did the participants generally succeed in exploiting the specifying variable with the hands.
The demographic variables, including gender, failed to distinguish between frequent and non-frequent speeders, while attitudinal variables succeeded.
The succeeding lines show variables the distributions of which change sharply before and after application of the main condition.
All regressions succeed the tests associated to Instrumental Variables and GMM.
* significant at 10%; ** significant at 5%; *** significant at 1%. Note: All regressions succeed the tests associated to Instrumental Variables and GMM.
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