reading quiz 3 Flashcards

1
Q

The range divided by the number of class intervals in a planned frequency distribution will give you the _____________.

A

width of the class interval

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2
Q

A relative frequency distribution indicates _____________________________________.

A

the proportion of the total number of scores that occurs in each interval

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3
Q

A cumulative frequency distribution indicates _____________________________________.

A

the number of scores that fall below the upper real limit of each class interval

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4
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A cumulative percentage distribution indicates _____________________________________.

A

the percentage of scores that fall below the upper real limit of each interval.

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5
Q

The _____________ is the percentage of scores with values lower than the score in question.

A

percentile rank of a score

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6
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In this chapter, the abbreviation i denotes ___________.

A

the interval width

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7
Q

Frequency distributions of nominal or ordinal data are customarily plotted using a _______.

A

bar graph

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8
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One way to differentiate a bar graph from a histogram is that ____________________.

A

the bars touch on a histogram

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9
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When a curve is _________, most of the scores occur at the higher values of the X axis and the curve tails off towards the lower end.

A

negatively skewed

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10
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Which type of graph uses points placed at the midpoint of class intervals which indicate the frequencies of each class interval?

A

Frequency polygon

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