Module 6 Quiz Flashcards

1
Q

To increase statistical power, you can:

A

Increase sample size

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2
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The null hypothesis will be rejected when:

A

The test statistic exceeds the critical value

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3
Q

When calculating a z-test, the standard error is:

A

σ/√n

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4
Q

A one-tailed test at α = .01 has a critical value of:

A

2.33

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5
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When would you use a two-tailed test?

A

When you don’t predict the direction of the effect

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6
Q

The margin of error in a confidence interval is:

A

The critical value times the standard error

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7
Q

The level of confidence for an interval is:

A

Equal to 1 - α

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8
Q

To test a hypothesis using a confidence interval, you reject the null hypothesis when:

A

The null value falls outside the interval

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9
Q

As sample size increases, the t-distribution:

A

Becomes more like the normal distribution

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10
Q

Degrees of freedom for a one-sample t-test is calculated as:

A

n - 1

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