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What does a negative distribution curve suggest about the test conducted?
Not many people took part
Test was hard
Nothing
Test was easy
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In Spearmans Rho, to be significant the calculated must be
Lower than the critical value
Higher than the critical value
3
Descriptive statistics are used to...
Test for probability
None of these
Describe data
Test for significance
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In a Wilcoxon the calculated value is 30 and the critical value is 14, is it significant?
Yes
No
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What level of significance is accepted in Psychology?
0.01
0.5
0.1
0.05
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Which of these is NOT a criteria for Mann Whitney U?
Testing for a difference
Independent measures
Nominal data
Ordinal data
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The type of statistical tests you need to know about are....
Parametric
Non-Parametric
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Which test? Difference, repeated measures, ordinal data
Chi squared
Mann Whitney U
Wilcoxon T
Spearmans
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Examples of descriptive statistics are...
Mean, Median, Mode
T-Tests
Mann Whitney U and Wilcoxon
Chi squared and Spearmans Rho
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If data is said to have a significant difference, which is correct...
p>0.05
p<0.05
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Ordinal data is...
Factual data
Data in categories
Raw data
Data that can be ordered
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What is another way of writing 0.05?
5%
20%
0.5%
50%
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If the data is not significant what do we do with the NULL hypothesis?
Reject it
Accept it
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Can inferential statistics be used to test for significance?
Sometimes
Yes
It depends on the data
No
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What type of distribution curve is this?
Negative
Positive
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Which stats test? Correlation, ordinal data
Sign
Wilcoxon
Spearmans
Mann Whitney U
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Nominal data is...
Data that is subjective
Raw data
Data that can be ordered
Data in categories
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A type 1 error is where the...
Null hypothesis wrongly rejected
Null hypothesis is wrongly accepted
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What are we testing the probability of when conducting inferential statistical tests?
Data being due to chance
Data being due to individual differences
Data being significant
Data being fake
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In Mann Whitney U, to be significant the calculated value must be...
Higher than the critical value
Lower than the critical value