Question 7
Order the following levels of measurement from highest to lowest in terms of requirements.
- 1. 2. 3. 4.
Nominal
- 1.
2. 3.
4.
Ratio
- 1.
2. 3.
4.
Interval
- 1.
2. 3.
4.
Ordinal
Question 8
To show changes in the rate of homicide from 1990 to the present, by year, a researcher would probably use a
line chart |
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pie chart |
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bar graph |
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histogram |
Question 9
What type of value can greatly affect a dataset due to its extreme nature?
An inferential statistic |
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A descriptive statistic |
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A parameter |
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An outlier |
Question 11
Nominal and Ordinal levels of measurement are examples of what type of variable?
fill in the black
Question 12
This distribution is used for confidence intervals with small samples.
Z |
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T |
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F |
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χ² |
Question 14
Explain in your own words why the standard error is required for creating confidence intervals.
Solution8:
line chart is best for depicting homicide rates
Time along X axis
and homicide rate along Y axis
line chart
ANSWER:
line chart
Solution9:
an outlier is influential observation affects mean,stddev
An outlier
ANSWER:
An outlier
Solution11
Nominal and Ordinal levels of measurement are examples of what type of variable?
they are qualitative variable
ANSWER:
qualitative variable
Solution12
This distribution is used for confidence intervals with small samples.
For small sample n<30 use t distribution
ANSWER
T
Question 7 Order the following levels of measurement from highest to lowest in terms of requirements. - 1. 2. 3. 4. Nominal - 1. 2. 3. ...
Briefly define, illustrate or explain at least five of the following important terms. Do not repeat any previously posted by a classmate. 1. Descriptive Statistics 2. Inferential Statistics 3. Population 4. Parameter 5. Sample 6. Statistic 7. Statistical Inference 8. Confidence Level 9. Significance Level 10. Variable 11. Nominal Data 12. Ordinal Data 13. Interval Data 14. Ratio Data 15. Quantitative 16. Qualitative 17. Frequency Distribution 18. Histogram 19. Bar Chart 20. Pie Chart
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