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Blatchley Chapter 09 Posttest
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Blatchley Chapter 09 Posttest
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What is the relationship between the probability of values occurring in a normal distribution and distance from the mean?
The further away from the center a value is, the less likely it is to occur.
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The further away from the center a value is, the more likely it is to occur.
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All values are equally likely to occur regardless of distance from the mean if you use random sampling.
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There is no relationship between values in a normal distribution and distance from the mean.
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The z-score that corresponds to the outer 5% of the sampling distribution of means for a directional hypothesis predicting that the independent variable will decrease scores is...
+ 1.65 or -1.65
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-1.65 only
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+1.65 only
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0.05
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Type II error is...
Rejecting a null when it is true
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Rejecting an alternative hypothesis when it is true
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Failing to reject an alternative hypothesis when the null hypothesis is true
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Failing to reject a null when the alternative hypothesis is true
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Increasing the sample size of an experiment will...
Increase Type I error
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Keep Type I error the same
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Decrease Type I error
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Decrease the alpha level
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Penny wants to reduce the chances that she will miss a real effect in her experiment. Penny is trying to reduce:
Type I error
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Type II error
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The alpha level
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The sample size
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