Exam 6: Probabilityfrom Samples to Statistics

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Which of the following should be used to describe characteristics of a population?

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Suppose a corporation has 2,000 employees with an average age of 36. If the standard deviation of age is 6 years, what is the standard error of the mean for this population?

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Which of the following should be used to describe characteristics of a sample?

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When working with proportions, maximum dispersion is achieved with a percent value of ----------.

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Use the following table from the 2006 GSS to answer questions : RACE OF RESPONDENT Use the following table from the 2006 GSS to answer questions : RACE OF RESPONDENT    -What is the value of the measure of dispersion for the proportion other? -What is the value of the measure of dispersion for the proportion other?

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Which of the following should be used to generalize to a population?

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Which of the following is NOT a type of nonrandom sample?

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Suppose a sample of statistics students (N=30) has a distribution of grades with a mean of 70 and standard deviation of 15. a. What is the standard error of the mean? b.Report the 68% confidence interval. c.Based on your response to part b, interpret the 68% confidence interval. d.Report the 95% confidence interval. e.Report the 99% confidence interval.

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To make the formula for the standard error of the mean applicable to sample data, the denominator changes to the square root of -----------.

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Parameters are used to describe the characteristics of a sample.

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Null hypotheses predict that patterns do exist in data.

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