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Education coded as ‘high school diploma’, ‘some college’, ‘college graduate’, and ‘advanced degree’ is an example of a(n) _______________ level variable. Choices A. ratio B. ordinal C. interval D. nominal
Approximately 10.3% of American high school students drop out of school before graduation. Assume the variable is binomial. Choose 10 students entering high school at random. Find the probabilities. Round the answers to at least four decimal places. (a) No more than 2 drop out = (b) At least 6 = graduate = (c) All 10 stay in school and graduate =
s moking in high school students. She A researcher wants to know if an experimental"Smoke Out" class for girls compted to a regular girls' health class at another school will stificantly also wants to know whether student grade level 19-12) makes a difference. ch accordingly Grade in school Location of the school A. A constant B. Dependent variable: C. Extraneous variable D. Active independent variable Attribute independent variable F. Study population Amount of smoking Highschool students
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a high school degree; high school degree; more than high school degree. 24) A researcher wants to investigate a correlation between meth use as a teen, and having marital problems as an adult a) Identify the population b) What are the two groups that are being compared? c) What is the explanatory variable? What is the response? d) Find a confounding variable. e) Which type of study is more appropriate: observational...
Scenario: A high school teacher wants to examine whether playing sports affects attendance. She finds that the research is contradictory - some research suggests it may improve attendance, as students must attend class to play in their sport, but other research suggests it may result in more missed days, because students stay up late traveling to games and/or miss due to sporting events. What is the null hypothesis in this scenario? What is the alternative hypothesis in this scenario? What...
A study of 427 college students was conducted to test whether high school GPA is a predictor of first-year college GPA. school GPA are expected to do better in college. Students with higher High colgpa-Grade point average in college (Range 0.85 -3.97) hsgpaHigh school GPA (Range 2.29-4.5) Model 1: OLS, N-427 Dependent variable: colgpa coefficient std. error const hsgpa 0.5 0.15 R-squared: 0.854880 a. (3%) Write the equation for the least-squares regression line: y- b. (396) The null hypothesis is:...
Problem 7 A study of 427 college students was conducted to test whether high school GPA is a predictor of first-year college GPA. Students with higher High school GPA are expected to do better in college colgpa Grade point average in college (Range 0.85 3.97) hsgpa High school GPA (Range 2.29-4.5) Model 1: OLS, N -427 Dependent variable: colgpa coefficient 0.9 0.4 std. error const hsgpa 0.15 R-squared: 0.854880 a. (3%) Write the equation for the least-squares regression line: y-...
Problem 7 A study of 427 college students was conducted to test whether high school GPA is a predictor of first-year college GPA. Students with higher High school GPA are expected to do better in college. colgpa Grade point average in college (Range 0.85-3.97) hsgpa High school GPA (Range 2.29-4.5) Model 1: OLS, N-427 Dependent variable: colgpa std. error 0.8 0.5 const hsgpa 0.1 R-squared: 0.854880 ,- a. (3%) write the equation for the least-squares regression line: b. (3%) The...
Problem 7 A study of 427 college students was conducted to test whether high school GPA is a predictor of first-year college GPA. Students with higher High colgpa-: Grade point average in college (Range 085-397 ) hsgpa High school GPA (Range 2.29-4.5) school GPA are expected to do better in college. Model 1: OLS, N 427 Dependent variable: colgpa coefficient 0.9 0.4 std. error const hsgpa 0.15 R-squared: 0.854880 a. (3%) Write the ea ation for the least-squares regression line:...
Question 39 2 pts Abotanist wants to study whether type of light affects plant growth. He gets ten identical plants and treats them all the same, except for the type of light they are under. He then records their growth in centimeters over the course of five weeks. In this scenario, plant growth is the independent variable control O experimental variable dependent variable O placebo