Exam 2: Statistics and the Research Process
Exam 1: Introduction to Statistics43 Questions
Exam 2: Statistics and the Research Process75 Questions
Exam 3: Frequency Distributions and Percentiles48 Questions
Exam 4: Measures of Central Tendency;the Mean, median, and Mode62 Questions
Exam 5: Measures of Variability: Range, variance, and Standard Deviation59 Questions
Exam 6: Z-Scores and the Normal Curve60 Questions
Exam 7: The Correlation Coefficient52 Questions
Exam 8: Linear Regression52 Questions
Exam 9: Using Probability to Make Decisions About Data56 Questions
Exam 10: Introduction to Hypothesis Testing56 Questions
Exam 11: Performing the One-Sample T-Test and Testing Correlation Coefficients57 Questions
Exam 12: The Two-Sample T-Test65 Questions
Exam 13: The One-Way Analysis of Variance61 Questions
Exam 14: The Two-Way Analysis of Variance56 Questions
Exam 15: Chi Square and Other Nonparametric Procedures49 Questions
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A researcher investigates whether there is a relationship between hours of sleep and memory for photographs by having 40 people sleep in the laboratory and waking 20 randomly selected participants after 4 hours of sleep and the others after 8 hours of sleep.After they are awakened,each participant is asked to study 12 photographs and then recall as many details from the photographs as possible.What is the independent variable in this study?
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Which of the graphs below shows the strongest relationship between hand eye coordination and sports ability?





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Which of the following statements indicates the existence of a relationship?
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We study laws of nature by studying the relationship between the __________ that measure the behaviors or events.
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A relationship can be described using the general format "scores on the Y variable change as _____ changes in the X variable."
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Which measurement scale indicates how one individual is qualitatively different from another?
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Technically,behavior-influencing variables that an experimenter cannot change by doing something to participants are called a(n)
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If a researcher actively changes or manipulates one variable and then measures the scores on another variable,the researcher is conducting
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A number that describes a characteristic of a sample of scores is called a
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What do the design of the study and the scale of measurement have in common?
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A researcher investigates whether there is a relationship between gender and color discrimination by randomly selecting 50 males and 50 females and asking them to discriminate between colors.The variable measuring accuracy in color discrimination is a
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"My roommate's IQ is 95." The scale of measurement involved in this statement is
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"My son just finished 3rd in the local marathon." The scale of measurement involved in this statement is
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Suppose you are interested in how participants perform under different temperature conditions.You randomly select 30 participants and randomly assign them to work in one of three rooms.The rooms differ only with respect to temperature.You instruct all participants to solve the same jigsaw puzzle,and then you measure how long it takes each one to finish.In this research,temperature serves as the
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Quantitative variables measure _____ and qualitative variables measure _____.
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If I want to summarize the characteristics of my statistics class to my friend,I should use
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A statistics class has 50% females and 50% males.A researcher randomly selects a sample that has 80% males and 20% females.Why should the researcher be cautious of making inferences about the entire class based on the sample?
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In order to make statements about the population from information obtained from a sample,we must use
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As a method for creating a sample,random sampling means that
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