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QUESTION 2 if the null hypothesis is true, there is no difference between population means. True False QUESTION 3 A type 1 error is where you retain the null when the null is true. True False QUESTION 4 As the sample size increases the distribution more closely approximates a normal distribution True False Click Save and submit to dedica t o alla QUESTION 5 Which of the following exemplifies a research hypothesis? a. Men and women have different levels of income b. White and African Americans watch the same amount of TV. c. Senior citizens driving behaviors do not differ from those of teenagers. d. Liberals and conservatives have the same voting rates. R Grade Calculator Wells Fargo . Thank you for visiti x + oard.com/webapps/assess t ake/launch.jsp?course_assessment_id=_296792_1&course_id *Question Completion Status: QUESTION 6 When we test hypotheses of differences between means, we a compare our results to that of a probability distribution b. test to see if our obtained difference could have happened by chance calculate a type of z score to locate our difference on a probability distribution d. Al of the above are correct QUESTION 7 A p-value of 0.05 is associated with a z.score of: 2.2.58 6.1.06 61.00 o. None of the above Click Save and submit to save and submit Cho San QUESTION 8 When the null hypothesis is rejected: a. it is quite likely that the difference between means is a result of sampling error. b. the research hypothesis is proven false. c. it is unlikely that the difference between means is a result of sampling error. d. the population means are equal Question Completion Status: QUESTION 9 If the researcher fails to find a significant difference, when in fact one exists in the populatio a. a Type 1 error has been made. b. a Type Il error has been made. c. the null hypothesis was correctly rejected. d. the research hypothesis was correctly accepted QUESTION 10 A research study found that on average, people illegally use prescription drugs 3 times a year. We think that the population av is different than this. We collect a sample (N=8, M=1.87, SD=1.73). Use an alpha level of 0.05. What's your research hypothes a. H1 # 1.87 b.H1: > 3 c. H1: > 1.87 o.1: p=3 QUESTION 11 A major research study concluded that the mean number of times adolescents had engaged in vandalism in the past 12 months was 6.3 times. We think that the true population average is lower than that. We collected our own sample (N=100, M-42.5D=1,20). Set your alpha level to 0.01 What is the research hypothesis? a. H1: > 6.3 b.H1:<6.3 C . H1. 4> 42 d. 11:42 QUESTION 12 When we retain the null hypothesis, we: 2. claim that a significant difference exists between groups b.have obtained a t-value greater than our critical t-value Chave committed a Type 1 error d. conclude that sampling error is responsible for any obtained difference
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