Exam 16: Appendix E: Using Theory to Generate Research Hypotheses
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If the null hypothesis is true, the standard error of the mean serves as a rough indicator of the average amount by which a control group mean would be expected to deviate from
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If scores in a distribution are not normally distributed, then
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A nominal scale of measurement is used when numbers represent categories.
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If you have a matched pairs design, you should analyze your data using
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The standard deviation is the most common estimate of variability within a population.
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If you have 20 participants in a matched pairs design, you will have ___ degrees of freedom.
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The symmetrical bell-shaped figure used to represent the frequency distribution of many physical and psychological characteristics is called a
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If you have 9 participants and 3 groups, your df total would be
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Given that the population standard deviation equals 40 and that the sample consists of 25 observations, the standard error of the mean equals
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If you have 9 participants and 3 groups, your df between would be
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