Question 1

Explain the difference in proper use between a bar graph and a histogram.

Accepted Answer

A bar graph is used when the d

Question 2

Imagine that 86,999 people who are penniless live in Centerville. Bill Gates, whose net worth is $87,000,000,000, moves to Centerville. Now the mean net worth in this town is _____ and the median net worth is _____.

Accepted Answer

A) 0; 0 
B) 0; $1,000,000 
C) $1,000,000; 0 
D) $1,000,000; $1,000,000 
A) 0; 0 
B) 0; $1,000,000 
C) $1,000,000; 0 
D) $1,000,000; $1,000,000

Question 3

A table in which all of the scores are listed along with the frequency with which each occurs is a _____.​

Accepted Answer

A) bar graph 
B) histogram 
C) frequency polygon 
D) frequency distribution 
A) bar graph 
B) histogram 
C) frequency polygon 
D) frequency distribution

Question 4

A variable for which the scores represent a change in quantity is a _____ variable.

Accepted Answer

A) qualitative 
B) quantitative 
C) class interval 
D) nominal 
A) qualitative 
B) quantitative 
C) class interval 
D) nominal

Question 5

The arithmetic average of a distribution is the _____.​

Accepted Answer

A) mean 
B) median 
C) mode 
D) standard deviation 
A) mean 
B) median 
C) mode 
D) standard deviation

Explain the difference in proper use between a bar graph and a histogram.

Imagine that 86,999 people who are penniless live in Centerville. Bill Gates, whose net worth is $87,000,000,000, moves to Centerville. Now the mean net worth in this town is _ and the median net worth is _.

A table in which all of the scores are listed along with the frequency with which each occurs is a _____.

A variable for which the scores represent a change in quantity is a _____ variable.

The arithmetic average of a distribution is the _____.

Thinking Like a Scientist

Getting Started

Defining Measuring and Manipulating Variables

Descriptive Methods

Correlational Methods and Statistics

Probability and Hypothesis Testing

Introduction to Inferential Statistics

Experimental Design and Analysis I

Experimental Design and Analysis II

Experimental Design and Analysis III

Experimental Design and Analysis Iv

Quasi Experimental and Single Case Designs

Nonparametric Inferential Statistics

APA Communication Guidelines

Filters

Exam 5: Data Organization and Descriptive Statistics

Explain the difference in proper use between a bar graph and a histogram.

Imagine that 86,999 people who are penniless live in Centerville. Bill Gates, whose net worth is $87,000,000,000, moves to Centerville. Now the mean net worth in this town is _____ and the median net worth is _____.

A table in which all of the scores are listed along with the frequency with which each occurs is a _____.​

A variable for which the scores represent a change in quantity is a _____ variable.

The arithmetic average of a distribution is the _____.​

Thinking Like a Scientist

Getting Started

Defining Measuring and Manipulating Variables

Descriptive Methods

Correlational Methods and Statistics

Probability and Hypothesis Testing

Introduction to Inferential Statistics

Experimental Design and Analysis I

Experimental Design and Analysis II

Experimental Design and Analysis III

Experimental Design and Analysis Iv

Quasi Experimental and Single Case Designs

Nonparametric Inferential Statistics

APA Communication Guidelines

Filters

Imagine that 86,999 people who are penniless live in Centerville. Bill Gates, whose net worth is $87,000,000,000, moves to Centerville. Now the mean net worth in this town is _ and the median net worth is _.

A table in which all of the scores are listed along with the frequency with which each occurs is a _____.

The arithmetic average of a distribution is the _____.