Multiple Choice
Why is it important to assess the magnitude of the result whenever conducting a statistical test?
A) Because some relationships between variables are statistically significant, but the magnitude of the relationship is actually quite small
B) Because some correlations are spurious
C) Because the difference of means test cannot be used on two variables with nominal measurement
D) Because a higher coefficient always means that it will be statistically significant
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Q6: Which of the following is an example
Q7: Which of the following investigates the relationships
Q8: A correlation coefficient of 0 implies:<br>A) an
Q9: A p-value greater than 0.05 would support:<br>A)
Q10: The p-value can be defined as the
Q12: The significance level is used to determine:<br>A)
Q13: Which of the following evaluates whether there
Q14: A correlation coefficient close to -1 implies:<br>A)
Q15: Correlations are sometimes spurious, meaning that:<br>A) there
Q16: A p-value of .03 means:<br>A) that in