Exam 2: Frequency Distributions
Exam 1: An Introduction to Statistics and Research Design156 Questions
Exam 2: Frequency Distributions89 Questions
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Exam 6: The Normal Curve, Standardization and Z Scores142 Questions
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Imagine that 18 out of every 33 homes have a dog in the household.What percentage of homes has a dog?
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A bell-shaped curve is similar to all EXCEPT which type of distribution?
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Professor Kellogg calculates the grades on the first exam for her statistics class.She finds that students did really well, with most students scoring 98 or higher.What type of effect, which often corresponds to a negatively skewed distribution, is MOST likely to be influencing the shape of the distribution of scores?
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When creating histograms and frequency polygons, the x-axis typically represents _____ and the y-axis represents _____.
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A graduate statistics class is unhappy with the midterm grades.The majority of students scored 45 or below on a 100-point scale, with just several students performing very well.Which type of distribution do the test scores represent?
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Stem-and-leaf plots offer an advantage over histograms and frequency polygons in that they allow:
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A(n) _____ is often seen in negatively skewed distributions, while a(n) _____ is often seen in positively skewed distributions.
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Katrina observes and records the number of people who purchase breakfast at a hospital cafeteria.The cafeteria is open from 7:00 a.m.to 11:00 a.m.and employees typically eat breakfast at 9:00 a.m.What type of distribution should Katrina expect to see in her data?
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This table and figure depict the average SAT scores for entering freshmen in the year 1995 at 36 North Carolina colleges.
Table: North Carolina SAT 825 922 870 1121 990 1230 1302 926 1054 845 826 956 840 923 818 867 600 1030 831 935 890 879 1005 842 780 757 1002 774 915 921 1071 921 915 848 915 813
Figure: Histogram of SAT
-(Figure: Histogram of SAT) What seems to be the shape of the distribution represented in this histogram?

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Some sports have what is called a "mercy rule," that is, once the difference in scores between two teams gets to a certain level, the game is ended.In soccer, the mercy rule might end a game when one team has 15 more goals than the other team.This limit on how big the difference between points can be is an example of a ceiling effect.
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The numbers of avalanche fatalities in Colorado for the last eight seasons were reported as 1, 1, 5, 5, 5, 5, 8, and 10.Roughly what type of distribution is shown?
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Why is it sometimes easier to use a frequency table to interpret data than to examine a distribution of raw scores?
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It is advisable to use a grouped frequency table when depicting the frequency of interval data that vary over a large range of numbers in table format.
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People who report "married" as their relationship status are assumed to have no less than one marriage.The fact that the number of marriages cannot vary below one represents a ceiling effect.
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What is one important reason for looking at visual descriptions of the data, such as frequency tables and histograms?
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