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1A researcher is interested in the sleeping habits of American college students.
A group of 50 students is interviewed and the researcher finds that these students
sleep an average of 6.7 hours per day. For this study, the average of 6.7 hours is an
example of a(n) ________________.- AParameter
- BStatistic
- CPopulation
- DSample
2 A researcher is curious about the average IQ of registered voters in the state of Florida. The entire group of registered voters in the state is an example of a ________.
- ASample
- BStatistic
- CPopulation
- DParameter
3Statistical techniques that summarize, organize, and simplify data are classified
as _____________.- APopulations statistics
- BSample statistics
- CDescriptive statistics
- DInferential statistics
4In general, ____________ statistical techniques are used to summarize the data from
a research study and ____________ statistical techniques are used to determine what
conclusions are justified by the results.- Ainferential / descriptive
- Bdescriptive / inferential
- Csample / population
- Dpopulation / sample
5IQ tests are standardized so that the average score is 100 for the entire group of
people who take the test each year. However, if you selected a group of 20 people
who took the test and computed their average IQ score you probably would not get
100. What statistical concept explains the difference between your mean and the
mean for the entire group?- AStatistical error
- BInferential error
- CDescriptive error
- DSampling error
6In a correlational study, how many variables are measured for each individual and
how many groups of scores are obtained?- A1 variable and 1 group
- B1 variable and 2 groups
- C2 variables and 1 group
- D2 variables and 2 groups
7A research study comparing alcohol use for college students in the United States
and Canada reports that more Canadian students drink but American students drink
more (Kuo, Adlaf, Lee, Gliksman, Demers, and Wechsler, 2002). What research
design did this study use?- ACorrelational
- BExperimental
- CNonexperimental
- DNoncorrelational
8Stephens, Atkins, and Kingston (2009) found that participants were able to tolerate
more pain when they shouted their favorite swear words over and over than when
they shouted neutral words. For this study, what is the independent variable?- AThe amount of pain tolerated
- BThe participants who shouted swear words
- CThe participants who shouted neutral words
- DThe kind of words shouted by the participants
9An operational definition is used to ____________ a hypothetical construct.
- ADefine
- BMeasure
- CMeasure and Define
- DNone of the other choices is correct
10A researcher studies the factors that determine the number of children that couples
decide to have. The variable, number of children, is an example of a _____________
variable.- ADiscrete
- BContinuous
- CNominal
- DOrdinal
11When measuring height to the nearest half inch, what are the real limits for a score
of 68.0 inches?- A67 and 69
- B67.5 ans 68.5
- C67.75 and 68.75
- D67.75 and 68.25
12The teacher in a communications class asks students to identify their favorite reality television show. The different television shows make up a ________________ scale of
measurement.- ANominal
- BOrdinal
- CInterval
- DRatio
13What value is represented by the lowercase letter n?
- AThe number of score in a population
- BThe number of scores in a sample
- CThe number of values to be added in a summation problem
- DThe number of steps in a summation problem
14What is the value of Σ(X – 2) for the following scores: 6, 2, 4, 2?
- A12
- B10
- C8
- D6
15What is the first step in the calculation of (ΣX)2?
- ASquare each score
- BAdd the scores
- CSubtract 2 points from each score
- DAdd the X-2 values
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- Year 1 Statistics I Test sobre Chapter 1, creado por Eloise Brisson el 08/08/2022.
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