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Week 10
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1Assuming the data meet the assumptions of parametric tests, non-parametric tests, compared to their parametric counterparts ___________
- AHave less statistical power
- BAll of the above
- CAre less likely to accept the alternative hypothesis
- DAre more conservative
2A researcher measured leadership skills in police officers, doctors, and accountants. The data were skewed. What is the most appropriate test to analyse the data?
- AMann-Whitney test
- BKruskal-Wallis test
- CFriedman test
- DWilcoxon test
3The results of the test used to analyse the data described in Question 2 showed a significant result. How should the researcher carry out post-hoc tests?
- ACompare groups using the Mann Whitney test
- BCompare groups using the Wilcoxon test
- CCompare groups using a t-test
- DNone of the above. Post-hoc analyses cannot be carried out with non-parametric data
4An advantage of non-parametric statistics is that _________
- AYou need a computer to calculate them
- BThey are very powerful
- CThey have many assumptions to meet
- DThey are easy to calculate
5Which of the following tests is analogous to a standard within-subjects ANOVA?
- AWilcoxon
- BKruskal-Wallis
- CFriedman
- DMann-Whitney
6Tied scores (when two or more scores have the same value) may present a problem in non-parametric tests. The way to deal with them in a Kruskal-Wallis test is to ____________
- AAssign any tied values the lower of the ranks they would have received had they not been tied
- BUse a random number table to assign ranks to the tied values
- CThrow out the tied data
- DAssign any tied values the average of the ranks they would have received had they not been tied
7A dataset contains the following values: 23, 28, 37, 23, 45, 49, 37, 62. Rank the values. Which rank is associated with value 37?
- A4.5
- B6
- C3.5
- D4
8Researchers wanted to examine whether the ‘see-food’ diet was effective. A group of volunteers were placed on the diet and their weight (in kilograms) was measured at the beginning of the diet, after 1 month, after 2 months, then at the end of the diet after 3 months. The data were not normally distributed. Which test would be appropriate to analyse this data?
- AMann-Whitney
- BWilcoxon
- CFriedman
- DKruskal-Wallis
9n a Kruskal-Wallis test, the _________ the value of H, the more likely you are to reject the null hypothesis
- AMore negative
- BSmaller
- CH is not relevant for the Kruskal-Wallis test
- DLarger
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