Practice Exam 1, 2, and Final Flashcards

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Eta scuare analysis of variance as …….is to……..

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coefficient of determination/correlation

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A 4 X 3 factorial design would have how many factors

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12

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3
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In a two-factor analysis of variance a main effect is defined as the:

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mean differences among the levels of one factor

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In a 2 X 2 ANOVA, there are…….separate null hypotheses

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3

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5
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In a positive relationship

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as X increases, Y increases……..as X decreases, Y decreases

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In a negative relationship

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as X increases, Y decreases

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Y’ can most accurately predict from X if the correlation between X and Y is……

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-0.98

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If there is a positive correlation between X and Y then the regression equation, Y’ = a + bX will have

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b > 0; B is greater than zero

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9
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As the differences between expected and observed frequencies increases

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the likelihood of rejecting Ho also increases

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10
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A chi-square to see if political afflimation (republican, democrat, independent) is related to religious affiliation (Protestant, Catholic, Jew, non-denominational) is a :

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3 X 4 chi-square

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The null hypothesis in the chi-square test for independence is that

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the data exceed expected frequencies

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If we found that position on abortion (pro-life vs. pro-choice) depended on gender, what would be the proper citation?

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X^2 (1, N=100)=4.22, p

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We talked in class about Nielsen Ratings of television shows. If we predicted that “Friends” will have a 2000 Nielsen Rating of 27 with a standard Error of Estimate = 3, the 95% confidence interval for this prediction is:

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25.5 to 28.5

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If grade point average (Y) and number of hours partying per week (X) were inversely related according tot he following linear model: Y’ = 4.00 - 0.4X, what GPA would you predict if you partied for 8 hours a week?

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3.68

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15
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Which correlation describes a situation where the value of one variable decreases as the value of the other variable decreases?

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0.01

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16
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In the linear equation Y’ = 8 + 5X, when X increases by 2 points, Y’ will increase by

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5 points

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For the regression equation: Y’ = 3.92X - 2.69, the value 3.92 is:

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an outlier

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18
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If r = -0.2, the strength of the relation is:

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2%

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19
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Among frequency distributions for physical stamina scores, the greatest variability likely would occur in:

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the general population

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Friedmann studied the effects of pet ownership on the survival rates of individual suffering from coronary heart disease. He simply noted if patient were alive or dead at the end of the year-long study. Alive and dead are representative of:

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nominal scale measurement

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21
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Hugenberg (2007) found that giving people instructions about distinguishing characteristics to look for in recognizing faces affected both their ability to recognize African-American black faces and their ability to recognize:

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faces of their own, European white American ethnicity

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Mehl (2007) debunked the notion that women, in a romantic relationship, talk and communicate more (3X as many words spoken) than their male partners. He found that when one member of the couple talks more the other talks less. This pattern showed up in his research as:

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A negative correlation, an inverse relation, and a moderate relationship.

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23
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“The bigger they are, the harder they fall” describes

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A positive correlation

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24
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If r^2 = 0.36, what can we conclude?

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36% of the variance is error

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Buckalew, Daly, and Coffield (1986) studied the relation between attendance on the day of class and a student's final grade in the course. Those who attended the first day had an average course GPA = 3.12 and those who did not attend class the first day had an average course GPA = 2.86. What scale of measurement is attendance on the first day?
Nominal
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Suppose you conduct an independent groups experiment with 24 subjects divided into 2 groups and F = 15.37. This is a statistically significant F. Which of the following is the correct way to report it?
F(1,22;MSe = 2.78) = 15.37, p
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Which one of the following is an ethical issue in research?
degree of voluntary participation, privacy, and withholding beneficial treatments
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The hypothesis of "no effect" is
the null hypothesis
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On a normal distribution, the scores that lie in the tails of the distribution have
a low frequency and a low probability of occurring
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The appropriate statistical test for nominal level data is
chi-square
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If we say we have statistically significant results, we mean the results are
likely to be due to true differences between the groups
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Suppose a students misses a statistics quiz. The class average on a quiz was 75 and the standard deviation was 6. What would we most likely expect the student's score to be?
between 69 and 81
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The quantity N - 1 has a special name. It is:
degrees of freedom
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Which section of an APA paper includes figures, tables, and interpretation of your statistical analysis?
results
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All pro football players constitute a.......
population
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The Dallas Cowboys are a........
sample
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Weight is an example of a.....
dependent variable
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Which of the following points is not on the line defined by the regression equation Y' = 2X + 3
X = 2 and Y = 6
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determining a persons sex involves measurement on a ________ scale of measurement
nominal
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determining a persons reaction time involves measurement on an _______ scale of measurement
interval/ratio
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a recent report concludes that rats given vitamin supplements have better maze learning scores than rats on a regular diet. for this study the IV is?
type of diet
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a recent study with college students reports that reaction times in the morning are faster than reaction times in the afternoon for this report reaction time is the
dependent variable
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a distribution consists of the scores 5,5,6,6,6,6,6,7,7,15,24,30,39 the shape of the distribution is
skewed to the right
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if a population consists of N=10 scores has a mean of 30 and a standard deviation of 4, then the variance equals?
16
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suppose you earned a score of 40 on the exam, which parameter would give you the highest grade?
mean=45 | s=10
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which is not a measure of variability?
mean
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a positive deviation score indicates that the raw score is
greater than the mean
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if howard had a z score of -2 on his statistics quiz according to the corresponding perfect z distribution what percent of his classmates scored higher on the quiz
more than 95%
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if a sample consists of 16 individuals then df for these scores in a one sample t test would be
15
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when the null hypothesis is true for an ANOVA the expected value for the F ratio is
1.00
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for an F ratio with df=3,20 from an independent groups ANOVA how many treatment conditions were compared?
4
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which of the following is statistical tests for doing post hoc pair wise comparisons?
LSD tests
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suppose you perform an ANOVA on 18 people divided into three groups. your F =9.15 (significant) which of the following is the correct way to report this finding?
F(2,15;MSe=23.34)=9.15, p
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rejecting the null hypothesis when its true is a _______ error not rejecting a false null hypothesis is a _______ error
type 1 / type 2
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the effect of the IV on the DV is called
subject variance
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in ANOVA within groups variability refers to
sampling error
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in an ANOVA summary table MSe stands for
variance
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a researcher reports F(3,20;MSe=12.78)=27, p
less than 5 in 100
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post hoc tests such as LSD are used after an ANOVA whenever
the null hypothesis is rejected there are more than two treatments you wish to detect differences between pairs of means
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the amount of difference between groups that can be accounted for by the IV is expressed numerically by
eta square
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if you want to compare 2 means you should conduct ________. if you want to compare 3 means you should conduct _________. if you want to compare more than 3 means you should
t test ANOVA ANOVA
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which of the following points is not on the line defined by the regression Y'=2x+3
x=2 | y=6
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the quantity N-1 has a special name
degrees of freedom
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statistically significant means
likely to be due to true differences between the groups
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interval data example
gpa
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if r2 =.36 then
we will be 36% more accurate predicting Y scores
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among frequency distribution for physical stamina scores, the greatest variability likely would occur in
the general population