Question 1

When values for a variable in a study accumulate on either side of the normal curve, you are describing ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  graphing 
B)  analysis 
C)  skewness 
D)  outliers 
A)  graphing 
B)  analysis 
C)  skewness 
D)  outliers

Question 2

If the independent variables in your study are too correlated to one another, you run the risk of violating the statistical assumption of ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  interdependence 
B)  absence of multicollinearity 
C)  codependence 
D)  absence of outliers 
A)  interdependence 
B)  absence of multicollinearity 
C)  codependence 
D)  absence of outliers

Question 3

An appropriate research question to be answered using a one-way ANOVA would be as follows: "Are there differences in the anxiety scores between African American, Hispanic, and Asian females?"

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

When values for a variable in a study accumulate on either side of the normal curve, you are describing ______.

If the independent variables in your study are too correlated to one another, you run the risk of violating the statistical assumption of ______.

An appropriate research question to be answered using a one-way ANOVA would be as follows: "Are there differences in the anxiety scores between African American, Hispanic, and Asian females?"

Evidence-Based Practice

Research Ethics

The Research Process

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Measurement

Experimental Design

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Exam 13: Quantitative Data Analysis

When values for a variable in a study accumulate on either side of the normal curve, you are describing ______.

If the independent variables in your study are too correlated to one another, you run the risk of violating the statistical assumption of ______.

An appropriate research question to be answered using a one-way ANOVA would be as follows: "Are there differences in the anxiety scores between African American, Hispanic, and Asian females?"

Evidence-Based Practice

Research Ethics

The Research Process

Problem Formulation

Measurement

Experimental Design

Quasi-Experimental Design

Qualitative Research

Mixed-Methods Research

Observational Research

Sampling

Survey Research

Qualitative Data Analysis

Single-Case Design Evaluation

Program Evaluation

Filters