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1With regard to the model diagnostic called the Leverage value, what defines whether or not the data point is worth investigating?
- Aif >2(n+1)/k where k = number of predictors (1 for simple linear regression) and n = number of data points
- Bif >2(k+1)/n where k = number of predictors (2 for simple linear regression) and n = number of data points
- Cif >2(k+1)/n where k = number of predictors (1 for simple linear regression) and n = number of data points
- Dif >2(K+1)/n where k = number of data points and n = number of predictors (1 for simple linear regression)
- Eif >n(k+1)/2 where k = number of predictors (1 for simple linear regression) and n = number of data points
2How do you interpret the variance inflation factor (VIF) when assessing multicolinearity?
- AA VIF > 5 or an avereage VIF > 2 is problematic
- BA VIF > 10 or an average VIF > 1 is problematic
- CA VIF > 2 or an average VIF > 1 is problematic
- DA VIF > 10 or an average VIF > 2 is problematic
3The F-ratio is:
- Ahigher the larger the difference of the group means from the overall mean and smaller the amount of random variability
- Blower the larger the difference of the group means from the overall mean and smaller the amount of random variability
- Chigher the larger the difference of the group means from the overall mean and larger the amount of random variability
- Dhigher the smaller the difference of the group means from the overall mean and smaller the amount of random variability
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4What does simple effects analysis do? (multiple correct answers)
- Aprobes where a certain effect is happening
- Bperforms multiple comparisons whilst controlling overall type 2 error rate
- Canalyses the differences between levels of one variable
- Dperforms an ANOVA to allow you to reject/accept a null hypothesis
5Choose the correct statements
- Atype 1 error rate is conventionally set to 5% ( P < 0.05)
- Btype 2 error rate is conventionally set to 5% ( P < 0.05)
- Ctype 2 error rate = 1 - power
- Dif you accept a statistical power of 80% it will mean that you have a type 2 error rate of 20%
- Etype 1 error rate = 1 - power
- Fif you accept a statistical power of 80% it will mean that you have a type 1 error rate of 20%
6Which statements are correct regarding the Pearson Correlation Coefficient?
- A+- 0.5 is a large effect
- Br = +0.1 refers to a perfect straight line with a positive slope
- C+- 0.1 is a small effect
- D+- 1 is a small effect
- Eit measures how close the data points are to a straight line that best describes the linear relationship
- Fr = -1 refers to a perfect straight line with a negative slope
7How do you interpret a chi-squared test?
- AIf signif you can reject the null hyp and accept alternative
- BIf signif you can accept the null hyp and reject the alternative
8What is the non-parametric alternative to a two-way/factorial repeated measures ANOVA?
- AThere isn't one
- BFriedman's
- CKruskal-Wallis
- DWilcoxon Signed Rack
- EMann-Whitney test
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