Exam 11: Bivariate Association for Nominal- and Ordinal-Level Variables

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For variables measured at the ordinal and interval-ratio levels, measures of association will have a lower limit of _______ and an upper limit of ________

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To compute Spearman's rho, we

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A bivariate table shows the association between gender and whether or not a person ever attends formal religious services. Lambda was .34. What may be concluded?

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For the same bivariate table, Cramer's V is .27 and lambda is zero. What can we conclude?

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For a 3 x 3 table, the appropriate chi square based measure of association would be

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Tests of significance and measures of association provide information about sample data that is

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For the relationship between social class and movie attendance, a researcher found a gamma of - 0.45. This relationship is

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In a bivariate table, the categories of the dependent variable are placed in the

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With the independent variable in the columns, the "maximum difference" is the largest difference

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While ignoring the independent variable, we make 78 errors when predicting the dependent variable. When taking the independent into account, we reduce the number of errors to 43. Therefore

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Like lambda and gamma, Spearmans' rho can be interpreted by the logic of

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In the case of a perfect association, predictions from one variable to another can be made

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For variables measured at the nominal level, measures of association will have a lower limit of _______ and an upper limit of _______

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A researcher has computed a gamma of -0.45 between marital happiness and number of children. What can she conclude?

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Lambda compares the number of errors of prediction under two separate rules. In the first rule, the independent variable is

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When variables vary in opposite directions, the association between variables is said to be

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Gamma provides a summary measure of the

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For ordinal level variables with only a few categories or values, an appropriate measure of association would be

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A researcher tested the relationship between gender and support for assisted suicide ("death with dignity") and found a Cramer's V of 0.45. This relationship is

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"As the temperature rises, the crime rate increases."

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