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Blatchley Chapter 14 Posttest
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Blatchley Chapter 14 Posttest
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Which of the following is true about Likert Scales?
Those who think it belongs in the interval scale category would think that nonparametric tests are most appropriate to analyze data using them
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Those who think it belongs in the ordinal scale category would think that adjacent scale points on a Likert scale are all equidistant from one another
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There is little disagreement on how Likert scaled are classified on measurement scales. The main controversy lie in how they are analyzed
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There is a great deal of disagreement on how Likert scales are classified in terms of measurement scales. This leads to controversy in how they are appropriately analyzed
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The null hypothesis of a chi-square test of independence would state which of the following?
the two levels of a single variable are independent
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the two variables involved in the test are independent
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the two variables involved in the test are not independent
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None of the above are correct
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Which of the following best describes the two-way chi-square test?
it determines contingency between three or more variables
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it is the nonparametric equivalent of the two-way ANOVA
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it tests the independence between two variables
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it can only use a 2 by 2 design
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Which of the following distinguishes assumptions about parametric and nonparametric tests?
Parametric tests assumes equal number of participants in each condition whereas nonparametric tests don't
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Parametric tests assume qualitative data and nonparametric tests assume quantitative or qualitative data
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Parametric tests make assumptions based on population parameters but nonparametric tests do not
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None of the above
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Nonparametric tests generally compare...
Means
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Medians or standard deviations
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Counts or ranks
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Means and standard deviations
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