Exam 9: Data Tools

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Which measure of central tendency score is used for interval and ratio data, but not for nominal or ordinal?

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When there are an even number of scores, the median is calculated by adding the two middle scores together and dividing by the mean.

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What type of data are defined as variables that are named and placed into groups, classification, or classes?

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Match the following measures of central tendency to their proper definition -Mode

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Match the following measures of central tendency to their proper definition -Mean

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What type of data has equal space between each variable?

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___________ are generally used to display nominal data, while __________ polygons display continuous data.

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Match the following measures of central tendency to their proper definition -Median

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In a positive skew, the median is greater than the mean.

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Biological sex, and place of birth are examples of nominal data.

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If data is evenly distributed, graphics will show that the mean and median are the same.

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Variance is defined as:

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What type of data has no particular order in response categories and codes are arbitrary?

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The type of data that has even intervals and an absolute zero point is ________ data.

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A _______ standard deviation show that the data are gathered tightly around the mean, whereas ________ standard deviation shows that the data are dispersed or spread out far from the mean.

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Ordinal Data have an assumed order, or rank, as well as a consistent distance between variables.

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