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Blatchley Chapter 02 Posttest
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Blatchley Chapter 02 Posttest
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What is the purpose of descriptive statistics?
Make predictions about the next sample
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Summarize data
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Examine each individual datum specifically
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None of the above
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Which of the following is most likely quantitative data?
Survey respondents' favorite type of candy bar
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Individuals' choice out of 4 movie genres to watch at the cinema
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Individuals' weight
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What vegetable consumers most recently ate
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Which of the following is true about qualitative data?
It cannot be in the form of numbers.
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It can be in the form of numbers.
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It is far less informative than quantitative data.
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It contains only description and words.
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Qualitative data is generally concerned with _____________________ whereas quantitative data is concerned with _____________________.
categorization; intensity
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counting how many; categorization
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categorization; counting how many
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how the observations were made; when the observations were made
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While number of children a family has is on a ____________ scale, the major one pursues in college is usually a __________ scale.
nominal; interval
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interval; ordinal
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interval; ratio
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ratio; nominal
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