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Question 81
Multiple Choice
The textbook gave examples of the use of statistics in the fields of
Question 82
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The junior class is to the student body as
Question 83
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A sample is to a population as
Question 84
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Lower and upper limits are a characteristic of
Question 85
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You never have a lower and an upper limit for a(n)
Question 86
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The lower limit of a quantitative score of 5 is
Question 87
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A score of 9 was obtained when a quantitative variable was measured. The upper limit of this score is
Question 88
Multiple Choice
When numbers are used as substitutes for names, the numbers constitute a(n) variable.
Question 89
Multiple Choice
The scale of measurement that allows you to make ratio statements like "Twice as many errors were made by the experimental group," is the
Question 90
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Five means more than three on the
Question 91
Multiple Choice
Which scale of measurement is being described? "6 means simply more than 5; the difference between 6 and 5 is not the same as the difference between 4 and 3"
Question 92
Multiple Choice
Your text identified_______________scales of measurement, saying that their main use was to help determine what_______________statistic is appropriate.
Question 93
Multiple Choice
On the_______________ ratio scale of measurement, four and two are
Question 94
Multiple Choice
What level of measurement is used when 100 people are asked the state they were born in, and the count for each state is displayed?
Question 95
Multiple Choice
The independent variable is to the dependent variable as the
Question 96
Multiple Choice
A dependent variable is typically the
and the independent variable is typically the
.
Question 97
Multiple Choice
In an experiment on the effect of handedness on athletic ability, participants were divided into three groups: right-handed, left-handed, and ambidextrous. Athletic ability was measured on a 12-point scale. The number of levels of the independent variable in this experiment is
Question 98
Multiple Choice
In a study of the effect of handedness on athletic ability, participants were divided into three groups-right handed, left-handed, and ambidextrous. Athletic ability was measured on a 12-point scale. The independent variable is
; the number of levels of the independent variable is _______.
Question 99
Multiple Choice
In an experiment on the effect of handedness on athletic ability, participants were divided into three groups: right-handed, left-handed, and ambidextrous. Athletic ability was measured on a 12-point scale. The dependent variable is