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PSY 320 Midterm Quiz
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1
Name this Distribution
Normal
Negatively Skewed
Platykurtic
Leptokurtic
2
Continuous variables go on infinitely, but cannot be divided.
True
False
3
The box in a boxplot captures the middle 75% of values.
False
True
4
Which of these options is a gestalt tendency that explains why things seem connected?
Opacity Principle
Proximity
Ukelele Principle
Gustavo Principle
5
According to CLT, as sample size increases, our standard error of the mean decreases.
False
True
6
The mean and the range are the two parameters needed to generate a normal curve.
True
False
7
Name this Distribution
Platykurtic
Normal
Negatively Skewed
Positively Skewed
8
If a confidence interval for a population mean does not contains the original population mean, we reject the null.
True
False
9
Sample or Population: I am interesting in studying the incomes of all students in our class, and survey all of them.
Sample
Population
10
If you have a smaller population standard deviation, your sample mean is less representative of your sample
True
False
11
If I reject the null hypothesis when it is true, what is the outcome that occurs?
Type I error
Correct Decision
Type II error
Time Travel
12
Name that measurement: color of gummy bear
Nominal
Ordinal
Interval
Ratio
13
Which of the following is the most frequent value in your dataset?
Standard Deviation
Mean
Median
Mode
14
Which of the following is described as the "average distance of each point from the mean"?
Median
Mode
Range
Standard Deviation
15
A bar chart is ideal for plotting the means of a continuous variable for two or more groups.
False
True
16
Name this graph!
Box plot
Histogram
Box chart
Scatterplot
17
Which is the following is an example of inferential statistics?
Checking data for skew
Calculating the mean and median
Testing for a significant association
Calculating the standard deviation
18
One tailed tests are standard in psychology, because people are complicated.
False
True
19
If I intentionally grab only orange gummy bears from my tub, this is an example of random sampling
True
False
20
Name this distribution
Platykurtic
Normal
Positively Skewed
Negatively Skewed
21
Random Sampling requires all people in the sample to have an equal probability of being drawn.
False
True
22
Increasing your sample size typically leads to increases in variability.
False
True
23
Interval and Ratio variables are considered to be discrete, categorical variables.
False
True
24
The Gestalt principle of continuity addresses when shapes that are aligned but not connected are seen as interconnected
True
False
25
This distirbution is leptokurtic
True
False
26
What is the standard alpha level in psychology?
.001
.01
.05
.10
27
If a retain the null hypothesis when it is true, what is the outcome?
Type II error
Correct Decision
Type I error
Time Travel
28
According to CLT, as the size of your sample increases, the sample mean becomes a better estimate of the population mean
True
False
29
Sample or population: Dr. Rosh surveys 50 people from the 5000 person Flat Earther Society.
Sample
Population
30
Name that Measure: Finishing 1st, 2nd or 3rd in an art contest
Ratio
Nominal
Interval
Ordinal
31
What percent of the data is contained within 1 standard deviation of the mean for a standard normal distribution?
68%
95%
50%
99%
32
2.21 is a standard critical value for statistics testing in psychology.
True
False
33
Your sample size does not influence the standard error of the mean.
False
True
34
Histograms and boxplots are ideal plots for visualizing the shape of your distribution.
True
False
35
Which of the following is the 50th percentile or middle value?
Interquartile Range
Mode
Median
Orange Gummy Bear