The name game. Refer to the Journal of Experimental PsychologyApplied (June 2000) name-retrieval study, presented in Exercise
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The “name game.” Refer to the Journal of Experimental Psychology—Applied (June 2000) name-retrieval study, presented in Exercise 11.34
(p. 630). Recall that the goal of the study was to investigate the linear trend between proportion of names recalled (y) and position (order) of the student
(x) during the “name game.” Is there sufficient evidence (at a = .01) of a linear trend?
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