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1
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1 tailed hypothesis

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Specifies direction

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2
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2 tailed hypothesis

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Can go in any direction

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3
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Within groups

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All in one groups

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4
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Between groups

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2 or more groups

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5
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The sampling distribution of the mean indicates …

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A distribution OF sample means

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6
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Statistical significance

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The probability of making a type 1 error

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7
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Type 1 error

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Falsely retain the H1

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8
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Type 2 error

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Falsely retain H0

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9
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Descriptive statistics are primarily used to….?

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Summarise sets of data

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10
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When recording time in seconds, which scale of measurement is implied?

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Ratio

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11
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What is the level of data associated with the median ?

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Ordinal

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12
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The mean, mode and median are generally described as…

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Measures of central tendency

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13
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Given that 20% of cat owners prefer dogs, to the nearest whole number, out of 24 cat owners, how many prefer dogs?

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5

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14
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The sampling distribution of the mean indicates…

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A distribution of sample means

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15
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Assuming the population is normally distributed, what is the mean of the sampling distribution?

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The population mean

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16
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Assuming the population is normally distributed, what is the standard deviation of the sampling distribution?

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The standard deviation of the population divided by the square root of the sample size

17
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Which of the following is most likely to lead to a non-normally distributed sampling distribution of the mean for a given sample size?

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A skewed population distribution

18
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A one tailed p-value was reported as 0.08, what is it’s two tailed p-value?

19
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A p-value corresponds to…?

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The probability of making a type 1 error

20
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Not an assumption of the one sample t-test

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DV normally distributed in the sample

21
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In order for a calculated value of t to be significant it has to be …

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Bigger than the critical value

22
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Which famous brewery did the inventor of the t-test work for?

23
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What type of chart would you use to display a continuous frequency distribution?

24
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Sums of Squares (SS) provides a measure of?

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The total variability in a data set

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Variance provides a measure of..
The mean variability in a data set?
26
Given that a set of 100 numbers has a sums of squares of 16, what is the variance of the set of numbers?
0.16
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Given that a set of 100 numbers has a variance of 16, what is the standard deviation of the set of numbers?
4
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Measures such as the standard deviation and range are generally described as
Measures of dispersion
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If a set of scores are normally distributed.. what percentage of scores (approx.) would you expect to fall within the mean and one standard deviation above the mean?
34%
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A standard score (Z score) is one which...
Is expressed as the scores distance from the mean in standard deviations
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Given that a normal distribution has a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 10, what is the corresponding standard score (Z score) associated with a raw score of 115?
1.5
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For the numbers 1,2,4,4,5,8 What is the upper quartile (Q3)
5.75 | 3(n+1)/4
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What is the range of ... | 1,2,4,4,5,8
7