Exam 14: Making Use of Associations Tests
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With associative analysis,the null hypothesis states there is no association(relationship)present in the population and the appropriate statistical test is applied to test this hypothesis.
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It is important to note that the angle or the slope of an ellipse has everything to do with the size of the correlation coefficient.Everything hinges on the width of the ellipse.
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When a researcher ________,but still believes some relationship exists between two variables,he or she may resort to running a scatter plot.
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Presence refers to the finding that a systematic relationship exists between the two variables of interest in the population,but is not a statistical issue.
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A relationship is a consistent and systematic linkage between the levels for two scale variables or between the labels for two ordinal variables.
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Observed frequencies are compared to ________,which are defined as the theoretical frequencies that are derived from this hypothesis of no association between the two variables.
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A monotonic relationship means the researcher knows the general direction(increasing or decreasing)of the relationship between two variables.
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Some associative analysis statistics,such as correlations,may not indicate the strength of the relationship in a straightforward manner-that is,just by their absolute size.
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A relationship which is described as one in which there is a low probability that two variables will exhibit a dependable relationship is referred to as:
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There are four basic types of relationships between two variables.Which of the following is NOT one of those four basic types?
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An index number,constrained to fall between -1.0 and +1.0,that communicates both the strength and the direction of a linear relationship between two scale variables is a:
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The degree to which the observed frequencies depart from the expected frequencies is expressed in a single number called the:
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Chi-square analysis is best interpreted as a prerequisite to looking more closely at the two variables to discern the nature of the association that exists between them.
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To reveal the nonmonotonic relationships found to be significant in cross-tabulation tables,researchers often turn to PowerPoint presentations,as pictures will show the relationships well.
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A correlational survey was repeated many,many times and computed the average for a correlation that was not significant across all of these surveys,however,eventually the researcher would get some statistical significance.
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In using the Pearson product moment correlation,positive correlation coefficients reveal that the relationship is increasing: Larger quantities of one variable are associated with larger quantities of another variable.
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When a researcher refers to finding that a systematic relationship exists between the two variables of interest in the population,he or she is referring to which relationship characteristic?
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Any correlation that is ? absolute value of .20 is typically uninteresting to marketing researchers because it:
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The frequencies table(often referred to as the observed frequencies table)contains calculated numbers determined from the completed tabulation.
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A curvilinear relationship means a very smooth curve pattern.However,it does not clearly describe the association.
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