Joe has 7 shirts, 4 pairs of pants and 2 pairs of shoes. He needs to make an outfit containing one of each
item. How many different outfits are possible? (We assume that one different item makes a different outfit)
a
13 outfits
28 outfits
26 outfits
56 outfits
d

Agroup of student volunteers participates in a study designed to assess several behavioral interventions for improving output in a repetitive task. prior to the beginning of the study, all volunteers unknowingly observed, and their output is measured. at the beginning of the study, prior to any intervention, the volunteers perform the same task under the observation of a study administrator, and their overall output increases. which of the following terms describes this phenomenon? a. simpson's paradox b. hawthorne effect are d. novelty effect d. pygmalion effect e. observer-expectancy effect