Exam 14: Interpreting Data

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In #53 above, what is the median number of hours studied?

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When we generalize from samples to larger populations, we use ______________ statistics to test the significance of an observed relationship.

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Compare and contrast the primary differences between inferential and descriptive statistics. Be sure to highlight the strengths and weaknesses of each.

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Measures of dispersion are appropriate for which types of variables?

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Which of the following is not a guideline for the presentation of tabular data?

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Statistics that summarize data in manageable forms are known as __________ statistics.

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Bivariate and multivariate analyses are aimed primarily at:

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With respect to standard deviation, which of the following statements is not correct?

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The type of weapon used in a crime is what type of variable?

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By itself, any particular value for the standard deviation

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While the linear regression model is important for descriptive purposes, its predictive value is limited.

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Calculating rates is really pretty simple, what is not so simple in determining rates is deciding the:

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A(n) ______________ indicates the percentage of cases that fall at or below some value.

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When reporting findings, the choice of the ___________, or the total number of cases, depends entirely on the purposes of the analysis.

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If there is a great amount of variation in a distribution, it is known as being ______________.

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Tests of statistical significance should only be used when the relationships observed in data collected come from the whole population.

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If the standard deviation is zero, we can conclude that:

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Compare and contrast the primary measures of central tendency (mode, median, mean). What do each of these measures tell us about data?

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High dispersion of a variable could result in:

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A friend of yours assigned a code of 1 to "male" and a code of 2 to "female" on the variable gender. Your friend asked the computer to compute the average score on gender. The computer printout contained the following information: mean = 1.38, standard deviation = .432, median = 1.4, and mode = 1.0. You advise your friend that the best measure of central tendency for report is the:

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