Exam 9: Using Statistics to Answer Questions
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What are the properties of the ratio scale of measurement? Give an example.
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Jordan would like to graph the number of men versus women in her class. Jordan should use a
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If we rank the winners of a horse race (first, second, third), we are using a(n) ____________ scale of measurement.
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Distinguish between a one-tailed and a two-tailed test. In which instance is it easier to find a significant result? Explain.
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Suppose exam scores are normally distributed with M = 80 and SD = 5. Approximately what percentage of scores fall between the scores of 75 and 85?
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Under what circumstances should you calculate the median instead of the mean?
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Casey needs to graph percentages that total 100%. Casey should use which kind of graph?
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Directional hypotheses are associated with _____ tests and nondirectional hypotheses are associated with _______ tests.
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Suppose exam scores are normally distributed with M = 70 and SD = 10. According to the text, 34.13% of exam scores should fall between ________ and ________.
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By changing the significance level from .05 to .01, you _______ the chance for a Type I error and ________ the chance for a Type II error.
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Nora would like to conduct an experiment to determine whether behavior modification techniques can help children eliminate bedwetting. She obtains a sample of children who wet the bed and randomly assigns half to the behavior modification therapy and half to a control group who receive no therapy. After six months, she measures how often children in each group wet the bed.
-Consider the following hypothesis: "If children undergo behavioral modification therapy, then they will have different rates of bedwetting than children in the control group." If this is Nora's hypothesis, then she should use a
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A single number that represents the total amount of variation in a distribution is known as the
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What is a histogram? Under what circumstances do researchers use a histogram? Draw a sample histogram.
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Nora would like to conduct an experiment to determine whether behavior modification techniques can help children eliminate bedwetting. She obtains a sample of children who wet the bed and randomly assigns half to the behavior modification therapy and half to a control group who receive no therapy. After six months, she measures how often children in each group wet the bed.
-Suppose the results show that children in the control group wet the bed on average M = 5.50 times per week and children in the therapy group wet the bed M = 1.60 times per week. Do these results show that the therapy was effective?
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What is a correlation coefficient? Draw a scatterplot depicting a positive correlation. Draw a scatterplot depicting a negative correlation. Draw a scatterplot depicting a zero correlation. What does it mean when two variables are positively correlated versus negatively correlated?
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The y axis of a graph is also known as the ________ and the x axis of a graph is also known as the ________.
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The extent to which scores spread out around the mean is known as
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The branch of mathematics that involves the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data is referred to as
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