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Hypothesis Testing
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p<0.01, so the difference is significant
False
True
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Which test? "There is a relationship between the type of habitat and the frequency of tiger sightings"
Standard deviation
Students' t-test
Correlation coefficient
Chi-squared
3
How would you justify using the chi-squared test? "Because the experiment...
... involves an association between two sets of data"
... involves comparing the mean values of two sets of data"
... involves a potential relationship between different data sets"
... involves comparing the values of two sets of data"
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How would you justify using the correlation test? "Because the experiment...
... involves comparing the values of two sets of data"
... involves data that are categoric"
... involves comparing the mean values of two sets of data"
... involves an association between two sets of data"
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Which test? "There is no difference in the mean height of giraffes eating pasta vs. bread"
t-test
Correlation coefficient
Standard deviation
Chi-squared
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A p-value of 0.005 is the same as
5%
0.5%
50%
0.05%
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Which statement is a suitable null hypothesis?
The results of the experiment don't show a clear effect
There is a correlation between chocolate consumption & age
There is no correlation between chocolate consumption & age
Nothing happened in the chocolate age experiment
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Which statement is a suitable alternate hypothesis?
There is no difference in the effect of dark & milk chocs
The results showed there was an effect
The results of the experiment showed there was no effect
There is a difference in the effect of dark & milk chocs
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How would you justify using the t-test? "Because the experiment...
... involves comparing the mean values of two sets of data"
... involves comparing the values of two sets of data"
... involves data that are categoric"
... involves an association between two sets of data"
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Which statistical tests have we learned about this school year?
Correlation test, error bars, chi-squared test
Correlation test, standard deviation, chi-squared test
Correlation test, 95% confidence intervals, chi-squared test
Correlation test, t-test, chi-squared test
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Which test? "There is no correlation between the height and body mass in giraffes"
Standard deviation
Students' t-test
Correlation coefficient
Chi-squared
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p<0.05, so the difference is significant
and the results are true
and the null hypothesis should be rejected
and the null hypothesis should be accepted
and the results are false
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The p-value represents the probability of the differences being significant
False
True
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A p-value of 0.14 is the same as
140%
1.4%
0.14%
14%
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Conventionally in statistics, we use a p-value of:
5
0.01
0.05
0.5