Exam 16: Statistical Reasoning in Everyday Life
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The most frequently occurring score in a distribution is the
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Approximately 68 percent of the cases represented by the normal curve fall within ________ standard deviation(s) from the mean.
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A random sample of females was observed to exhibit a lower average level of self-esteem than a random sample of males. To assess the likelihood that this observed difference reflects a real difference in the average self-esteem of the total population of males and females, it is necessary to
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The percentage of college students whose gradepoint averages fall into various performance levels could be represented on a
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Researchers studied the effects of vitamin supplements on the health of over 600 city residents throughout their adulthood. This research procedure best illustrated a
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An observed difference between two sample groups is more likely to be statistically significant if
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The average scores of two samples taken from the same population are most likely to differ if
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Which of the following statistical measures is most helpful for indicating the extent to which IQ scores can be used to predict grades in school?
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If the points on a scatterplot are clustered in a pattern that extends from lower left to upper right, this would suggest that the two variables depicted are
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In which type of study are the same people tested and retested over a period of years?
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After his property was vandalized by a small group of teenagers, Mr. Majka concluded that most teenagers are irresponsible and delinquent. Mr. Majka ought to be reminded that accurate generalizations depend on
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Variation is to central tendency as ________ is to ________.
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Central tendency is to variation as ________ is to ________.
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The symmetrical bell-shaped figure used to represent the distribution of many physical and psychological characteristics is called a
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If a difference between two samples is NOT statistically significant, which of the following can be concluded?
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Professor Connolly uses a scatterplot to display the relationship between students' intelligence test scores and the number of failing grades they have received. The points on the plot are most likely clustered in a pattern that
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What is the median of the following distribution of scores: 1, 3, 7, 7, 2, 8, 4?
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Ahmed has five sisters who are 3, 3, 5, 9, and 10 years of age. The number "5" represents the ________ of the sisters' ages.
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