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Blatchley Chapter 05 Posttest
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Blatchley Chapter 05 Posttest
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What is meant by the term "measurement error" in science?
Deliberate mistakes made by researchers
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Careless mistakes made by researchers when collecting data
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Deviations from the true value
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None of the above
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Which of the following is true of the range rule?
It is rule that leads to a sensitive measure of the variability in the data
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It is a relatively simple calculation, but not always accurate
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It is reliable and accurate
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None of the above
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Which of the following are the necessary components to obtain the standard deviation of a dataset?
The range and mean
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The mean and the sample size
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The median, the number of observations, and the range
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The variance
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The Interquartile Range is generally better than the range as a measure of variability because...
it takes less of the data into account
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it takes the entire dataset into account
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it does not ignore the values in the middle of the dataset
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it does not ignore the mean or the median
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The mean of a dataset is 5, what is the deviation score for an individual who scored 3?
2
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-2
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8
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There is insufficient information to calculate the student's deviation score.
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