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 participating in athletics and GPA by comparing GPAs from 20 randomly selected athletes with those from 20 randomly selected non-athletes.The variable measuring participation in athletics is a(n)
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In the question,"for a given score on one variable,what scores occur on the other variable?" What is the "given" variable?
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A researcher investigated whether a person's mood influences another person's mood.The researcher randomly divided the participants into three groups.Participants in the first group interacted with a happy person.Participants in the second group interacted with a sad person.Participants in the third group interacted with an emotionally neutral person.After the interaction,the researcher measured how happy the participants were.What are the conditions of the independent variable in this study?
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Statistics are represented by _____,and parameters are represented by _____.
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Greater vertical spread among the data points on a graph indicate
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Suppose you randomly select 40 participants,measure the length of each one's index finger,and also administer an IQ test to each.This research is an example of a(n)
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When a sample does not represent the population,any evidence obtained from that sample regarding a law of nature is
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A number that describes a characteristic of a population of scores is called a
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Suppose you randomly select 40 participants,measure the length of each one's index finger,and also administer an IQ test to each.In this,you are investigating whether
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Lighting condition,if controlled by the researcher,would be considered a(n)
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