Exam 10: Hypothesis Testing III: the Analysis of Variance
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Exam 5: Measures of Dispersion39 Questions
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Exam 12: Introduction to Bivariate Association and Measures of Association for Variables Measured at the Nominal Level57 Questions
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Very large random samples of Catholics,Protestants,and people with no religious affiliation have been questioned about their opinions on capital punishment.On a ten point scale,the Protestants average 6.8,the Catholics averaged 7.0,and the "Nones" averaged 7.1.These differences were tested by ANOVA and found to be statistically significant.What is the most reasonable conclusion?
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Which of the following is an assumption that must be made in Step 1 of the ANOVA test?
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In an ANOVA test,if MSB is significantly ____ than the MSW,we will ____.
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One limitation of ANOVA is that,when the null hypothesis is rejected,the test
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