Exam 18: Nonparametric Methods
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Assume that the following data set is not normally distributed. (21,18,4,9,14,16,17,12,15,8,7,5)
If Ha: Md > 6,then the p-value is:
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The claim of a local real estate agent is that the median selling price of homes in a major Midwestern city is more than $200,000.Suppose a random sample of 100 homes sold in the last six months is taken and 53 sold for over $200,000. State the null hypothesis to test the claim.Assume that the population of selling prices is not normally distributed.
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In an effort to improve productivity in its factory,a firm recently instituted a training program for its workers.One of the work crews consisted of 14 workers.Seven workers from this crew were selected at random to attend the training course.All seven workers selected successfully completed the training course.The remaining seven workers served as a control group and did not attend the training course.Three months after the training course,a foreman who did not know which employees attended the training course was asked to rank all 14 employees in terms of their productivity.A rank of 14 indicates the most productive employee in the crew while a rank of one indicates the least productive worker.
State the null hypothesis for this problem.

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Assume that the following data set is not normally distributed. (21,18,4,9,14,16,17,12,15,8,7,5)
If Ha: Md 7,then the p-value is:
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Which one of the following nonparametric methods can be used with a single population?
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A student is trying to decide if it is cheaper to order blank CDs over the internet or to buy them at local electronic stores.Listed below are the prices (in dollars)quoted for boxes of 200 blank CDs from various manufacturers.
Calculate the value of TI and TE.

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Refer to the Mega-Stat/Excel output for the Wilcoxon rank sum test given in the table below.
At a significance level of .05,which one of the following statements is correct regarding the following null hypothesis? H0: D1 is shifted to the right or left of D2

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Refer to the Mega-Stat/Excel output for the Wilcoxon signed rank test given in the table below.
At a significance level of .01,which one of the following statements is correct regarding the following null hypothesis? H0: D1 is shifted to the left of D2

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The __________________ is a general test to detect whether the probability distribution of one population has shifted to the right or to the left of the probability distribution of another population.
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Three years ago,a major hotel chain purchased a large number of heating and air-conditioning units from three major manufacturers,A,B and
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The claim of the manufacturer of cell phone batteries is that the median life of a battery is more than 40 hours.Suppose a random sample of 75 batteries finds that 32 have a life of more than 40 hours. State the null hypothesis to test the claim.Assume that the population of all battery lives is not normally distributed.
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A random sample of 11 third year medical school students took a comprehensive written exam as well as a comprehensive oral exam.The scores on both exams are given below.It is established that both test scores have highly non-normal distributions.
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= .05,can it be concluded that the oral exam scores are higher than the written exam scores?


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Which one of the following nonparametric methods can be used to compare more than two independent populations in a single test?
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Parametric tests such as F and t tests are more powerful then their nonparametric counterparts,if the assumptions needed to perform the parametric test are not violated.
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Two NFL scouts are in the process of recruiting 7 college senior football players (receivers).After a careful review and evaluation,both scouts ranked the seven receivers in terms of their professional career prospects.The rankings are given below.
At
= .05,does it appear that the two scouts have similar opinions about the professional football career prospects of the seven players?


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A parametric test is always more powerful than its nonparametric counterpart.
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Five years ago,the average starting salary of a new college graduate with a major in marketing was $34,000.A random sample of 10 graduates from this year's graduating class of a local university yielded the following starting salaries in thousands of dollars: 28,36,25,37,35,24,38,45,39,and 36.The local university wants to determine if the median starting salary for marketing graduates has increased in the last five years. Assume that the population of starting salaries in marketing is not normally distributed.The p-value is found to be .0547.Using = .10,can we conclude that the starting salaries increased in the last five years?
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The ______________ test is a nonparametric method that requires data consisting of matched pairs.
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In an effort to improve productivity in its factory,a firm recently instituted a training program for its workers.One of the work crews consisted of 14 workers.Seven workers from this crew were selected at random to attend the training course.All seven workers selected successfully completed the training course.The remaining seven workers served as a control group and did not attend the training course.Three months after the training course,a foreman who did not know which employees attended the training course was asked to rank all 14 employees in terms of their productivity.A rank of 14 indicates the most productive employee in the crew while a rank of one indicates the least productive worker.
At = .05,can it be concluded that training was beneficial in improving productivity?

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