Exam 15: Measurement and Statistical Methods
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About ________ percent of scores fall between the mean and one standard deviation above and below the mean in a normal distribution.
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In a frequency histogram, the intervals are usually marked along the ________.
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An ordinal scale ________ equal distances between the points and ________ a true zero.
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We say that a curve is skewed to the right if the ________.
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A count of the number of scores that fall within each of a series of intervals is a ________.
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We can predict from a person's score on one measure how she will do on another measure by using the ________.
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On a(n) ________ scale, data are ranked from first to last according to some criterion, and the distance between points on the scale are not specified.
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The auto theft rates of various cities in a state (for example: 15 thefts per 10,000 population) is an example of a(n) ________ scale.
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In a set of incomes in which most people are in the $15,000 through $40,000 range, which measure of central tendency would be most disturbed by an income of $1 million?
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If we take a large enough number of measurements of almost any characteristic, the result is most likely to be ________.
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The tendency of measurements to cluster around some value near the middle is called the ________.
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About 68 percent of scores fall between ________ standard deviation(s) above and below the mean in a normal distribution.
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Which number tells us the most about how the scores in a frequency distribution are dispersed around the mean?
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The mode of the set of scores 16, 17, 21, 17, 2, 17, is ________.
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We can say that one measurement is twice as large as another when ________ scales are used.
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The probability that an experimenter's results are due to chance is called the ________.
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A significance level of .001 means that the odds that the results of an experiment are due to chance are ________.
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A hypothetical bell-shaped distribution curve that occurs when a normal distribution is plotted as a frequency polygon is called a(n) ________ curve.
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