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| the standard normal distribution has a mean=? and a SD=? |
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| a discrete variable is one that increases from ? to ? |
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| from one whole nbr to another whole nbr |
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| the ? ? is a means of expressing the data in a single score |
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| Null Hypo states a param is ? or ? |
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equal to a certain value
values from 2 groups are equal |
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| there are ? groups of inferential statistics |
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| A level of probability of rejecting a true Ho is called the ? ? |
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| between group variance / within group variance |
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| a one –way ANOVA is ? ? variable at a ? of levels |
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| a list of exclusion + inclusion criteria |
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| in simple random sampling, everyone has ? |
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| an equal chance of being picked |
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| There is just one group of participants in ? -subjects design |
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| There is more than one group of participants in ? design |
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| There is more than one group of participants in between-subjects design |
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| Each individual is tested only once in ?-subjects design |
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| Each individual is tested only once in between-subjects design |
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| Each individual experiences every condition in the study in ?-subjects design. |
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| two main types of experimental designs are ?-subjects design + ?-subjects design |
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| two main types of experimental designs are between-subjects design + within-subjects design |
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| ? variables - Variables that take on a small set of possible values |
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| Discrete variables - Variables that take on a small set of possible values |
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| ? variables Variables that can take on only two different values |
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| Dichotomous variables Variables that can take on only two different values |
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| ? Validity – comparing scores of a new measure with an existing measure |
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| Criterion Validity – comparing scores of a new measure with an existing measure |
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| ? data is Information gathered in narrative (nonnumeric) form |
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| Qualitative data is Information gathered in narrative (nonnumeric) form |
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| A research methodology which has its roots in philosophy and which focuses on the lived experience of individuals is |
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| A research methodology which has its roots in philosophy and which focuses on the lived experience of individuals is Phenomenology |
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| Internal Consistency is measured by ? |
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| Internal Consistency is measured by Cronbach alphas |
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| “small not representative samples” is a characteristic of the ? Paradigm |
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| “develops concepts” is a characteristic of the ? Paradigm |
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| “large, random selection, representative sample” is a characteristic of the ? Paradigm |
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| “structured + unchangeable” is a characteristic of the ? Paradigm |
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| “cause and effect” is a characteristic of the ? Paradigm |
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| “test theories” is a characteristic of the ? Paradigm |
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| T-Tests, Anaova + Correlation are examples of ? tests |
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| in Non-Parametric/Parametric test, the sample is not representative of population |
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