Intro Stat Lab Review

For the Levene's test of HOV, what does a p-value of .041 mean?

What is a p-value?

How do you convert continuous data into a categorical variable?

What is the difference between the split file and select case functions on SPSS?

On SPSS output, if p = .000, what is the correct way to report this p-value?

What is not a measure of variation?

A p-value can equal 0.

You're interested in comparing how much food (continuous) dogs, cats, and birds eat. What is the correct analysis?

A p-value less than .05 notes a significant effect.

Which correlation coefficient is needed for one continuous variable and one ordinal variable?

If HOV is met (Levene's test p-value is GREATER THAN .05), what post-hoc output to you report?

Which correlation coefficient is needed for two ordinal variables?

What analysis can compare pre- and post-test scores?

Which is a medium correlation?

What is not a measure of effect size

What does a significant omnibus ANOVA suggest?

How do you compute a scale score out of individual survey questions?

What is the appropriate descriptive statistic for a NON-normally distributed continuous variable?

What assumption must be checked using the Levene's test when using independent t-tests and ANOVA?

What is the only measure of central tendency appropriate for categorical variables?

How to you find the effect size for correlation?

What is an example of a categorical variable?

If you have a significant omnibus ANOVA, what is the correct output to look at next?

If a hypothesis test is significant, what statistics do you report?

A researcher is measuring sleep in hours (1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, 4 hours, etc.). What's the level of measurement?

A researcher is measuring sleep as 1 = no sleep, 2 = some sleep, 3 = full night's rest. What's the level of measurement?

Which correlation coefficient is needed for two continuous variables?

What is the only analysis we learned that can compare two continuous variables?

You're comparing Texas State students' emotional intelligence to a known national average. What is the correct analysis?

If you have a 4 x 16 Chi squared design, which measure of effect size would you use?