Exam 2 Review - Chapter 7 Flashcards

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How do you convert a z score into a raw score?

A

z(standard deviation) + mean

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2
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What does the z test assume?

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  • The DV is a scale variable
  • Random sampling and selection
  • The IV is nominal
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3
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What distinguishes parametric and nonparametric tests?

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Parametric tests means that the inferences made are based on assumptions about the population.

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4
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What is an alpha level/p level?

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The “acceptable” risk of a type I error

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5
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What is a critical value?

A

A test statistic value beyond which we reject the null hypothesis. (Also called a cutoff)

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What is a critical region?

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Where the critical value is. (One tailed tests have one, and two tailed tests have two)

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7
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How do you use a z test for hypothesis testing?

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You check if the score in question is beyond the critical values.

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8
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Hypotheses are about ______

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the population.

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9
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What can the one tailed test determine?

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Whether something is greater than, lesser than, greater than or equal to, and lesser than or equal to.

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10
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What can the two tailed test determine?

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Whether or not something is equal.

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