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Stats - Chapter 1 Review
Stats - Chapter 1 Review
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Review after Chapter 1 - Section 6
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1
When a study picks subjects every 5th table. Is what a sampling technique?
Systematic
Cluster
Random
Stratified
2
Which statistics would employ probability to predict how many miles one would drive a Toyota
Descriptive statistics
Predictive statistics
Inferential statistics
Differential statistics
3
Your pant size would be an example of which type of variable.
Qualitiative
None of the Above
Continuous
Discrete
4
The number of runners in the Boston marathon is an example of which type of variable.
Discrete
None of the Above
Continuous
Qualitiative
5
When a study picks subjects based on where they live. Is what a sampling technique?
Cluster
Random
Systematic
Stratified
6
Which level of measurement would include car make/model?
Ratio
Nominal
Interval
Ordinal
7
Would buy 100 Toyotas, drive them to the ground, record final mileage, and write a reports
Inferential Statistics
Differential Statistics
Descriptive Statistics
Predictive Statistics
8
Variables with values that are determined by chance are called
erratic variable
unpredictable variables
chance
random variables
9
The amount of time needed to run the Boston marathon is an example of which type of variable.
Continuous
Discrete
Qualitiative
None of the Above
10
The definition of quasi-experimental is an experiment where subject cannot be randomly assigned.
True
False
11
Fill in the blank: _____________ variable assumes values that can be counted.
Discrete
Dependent
Continuous
Independent
12
Which level of measurement would include pant sizes?
Ordinal
Nominal
Interval
Ratio
13
Confounding variables influence on the independent variable, but has not effect on the dependent variable
True
False
14
When a study puts all names in a hat and picks a name. Is what a sampling technique?
Cluster
Stratified
Systematic
Random
15
Ad says "Using this product will burn 75% more calories". This is an example of
Ambiguous Averages
Suspect Samples
Detached Statistics
Changing the Subject
16
Interview 5 movie viewers after the first movie showing. All 5 enjoyed it - so it is a big hit.
Suspect Sample
Ambiguous Averages
Changing the Subject
Detached Statistics
17
When a study picks subjects based highest degree of education. This is an example of what a sampling technique?
Random
Stratified
Systematic
Cluster
18
Fill in the blank. __________ consists of all subjects that are being studied.
Population
Sample
Everyone
Data
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Person #1: COVID testing is up by 30% Person #2: COVID testing is up 100 tests.
Ambiguous Averages
Detached Statistics
Changing the Subject
Suspect Sample
20
Which level of measurement would include judging an art competition?
Interval
Ratio
Ordinal
Nominal
21
Which level of measurement would include ACT Scores?
Interval
Ordinal
Nominal
Ratio