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Question #1

Given the following frequency distribution: 1, 8, 16, 2, 6, 2, 7, what is the mean?

A 5.93

B 7.14

C 6.34

D 6

Question #2

Given the following frequency distribution: 1, 8, 16, 2, 6, 2, 7, what is the median?

A 5

B 4

C 7

D 6

Question #3

Given the following frequency distribution: 1, 8, 16, 2, 6, 2, 7, what is the mode?

A 2

B 3

C 6

D 16

Question #4

In a class of 58 students, a survey was taken regarding the type of transportation students used to get to schoool finding that 35 students drove, 18 took public transportation, and 5 walked. What percentage of students did not drive?

A 39.66%

B 10.42%

C 16.67%

D 72.91%

Question #5

A 0.48

B 0.73

C 0.1

D 0.31

Question #6

Which is not a measure of central tendency?

A median

B variance

C mode

D mean

Question #7

If the independent variable is in the rows of a cross-tabulation and the dependent varaible in the columns, which type of percentages do we use for comparisons?

A column

B rows

C total

D any of the above

Question #8

Which of the following is not a requirement of the nominal scale of measurement:

A exhaustiveness

B equal intervals between cases

C mutual exclusivity

D none of the above

Question #9

Which measures of central tendency cannot be applied to nominal data?

A mode

B mean

C median

D both mean and median

Question #10

Deviation refers to:

A the distance of any score from the mean

B the difference between the variance and the median

C the number of scores not equal to the mean

D the variance between scores

Question #11

A distribution with a mean=10, median=12, and mode=14 is said to be:

A symmetrical

B negatively skewed

C positively skewed

D bimodal

Question #12

A distribution with an equal mean, median and mode is said to be:

A both unimodal and bimodal

B unimodal

C symmetrical

D bimodal

Question #13

In a distribution of scores, the middlemost scores is:

A the midpoint

B the mean

C the median

D the mode

Question #14

In a distribution of scores, the score that occurs most frequently is:

A the midpoint

B the mean

C the mode

D the median

Question #15

Which measures of central tendency is/are most appropriate for a skewed distribution?

A the mode

B the median

C the mean

D both median and mean

Question #16

Kurtosis refers to:

A the skewness of distribution

B the symmetry of a distribution

C the peakedness of a distribution

D the cummulative frequency of a distribution

Question #17

Skewness refers to:

A the unequal distribution of extreme scores

B the central limit theorem

C the normal distribution of extreme scores

D all of the above

Question #18

Which type of distribution of final grades would be most desirable to students?

A negatively skewed

B positively skewed

C unimodal

D bimodal

Question #19

Pie charts are particularly useful for what tye of data?

A ordinal

B sequential

C interval

D nominal

Question #20

A researcher interested in testing the impact of listening to classical music while studying on students’ test performance. Group A consists of 25 students who study while listening to classical music prior to taking the exam. Group B studies in silence and then takes the exam. The experimenter mesaures the differencee between the two groups by comparing the test scores of the two groups. The environment in which the participants studied would be the:

A dependent variable

B random variable

C independent variable

D manipulated variable

Question #21

A hypothesis is a(n):

A observable and measureable variable

B fundamental unit of scientific observation

C scientific fact or truth

D statement of the relationship between two or more variables

Question #22

When organizing a frequency table for a variable measured at the ordinal level, how are the categories usually arranged?

A categories chould be ordered from highest to lowest and vice-versa by category

B categories should be ordered by frequency

C it does not matter how the categories are ordered

D categories should be ordered just as one measured at the nominal level

Question #23

Interval measurement is used primarily to:

A classify or categorize data

B classify or categorize data and assign a score

C assign a score

D none of the above

Question #24

Frequency polygons (AKA line charts) are most meaningful for what times(s) of variable?

A ordinal

B both ordinal and interval

C nominal

D interval

Question #25

If participants are asked to identify their political party affiliation and they are given the options of Democrats, or Republicans, what level of measurement would this be?

A ordinal

B nominal

C not enough information provided

D interval

Question #26

If the independent variable is in the columns of a cross-tabulation and the dependent is in the rows, which type of percentages do we use for comparisons?

A Total

B Row

C Any of the above

D Column

Question #27

Ordinal measurement is primarily used to:

A rank order data

B both of the above

C assign a score

D none of the above

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