Psychology

For the binomial distribution to apply to any situation, the situation must involve only two ...

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If P = 0.30 and Q = 0.67, the binomial distribution does not apply. Indicate whether the ...

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In (P + Q)6 the term Q6 indicates 0 P events. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

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The requirement that NP ?5= 10 is a necessary and sufficient requirement for using the normal ...

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In order to correctly apply the binomial distribution, one of the conditions that must be met is ...

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A valid example of a situation where one can apply the binomial distribution is in determining the ...

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One can appropriately apply the binomial distribution if P = 0.5 and Q = 0.3 in a problem. ...

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(P + Q)2 = P2 + Q2 in the binomial expansion. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

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In (P + Q)7 the term Q7 indicates 0 P events. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

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If N > 20, the binomial distribution cannot be used. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

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For biased coins, the probability of getting 5 heads out of a toss of 5 coins equals the probability ...

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The probability of getting a result as extreme or more extreme than 5 heads out of a toss of 7 ...

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The nondirectional alternative hypothesis asserts that _________. a. the results of the ...

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In the sign test, if the null hypothesis is true, then P _________. a. equals 0.50 c. is less ...

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Lf alpha is changed from 0.05 to 0.01, _________. a. the probability of a Type II error decreases ...

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If you retain the null hypothesis, you may be making _________. a. a Type II error b. a Type I ...

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In the repeated measures design, _________. a. differences between paired scores are analyzed b. ...

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If alpha equals 0.05 and the probability level of your experiment is 0.04, you would _________. ...

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In an experiment with a repeated measures design _________. a. the entire experiment is done ...

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If we set alpha at 0.05 instead of 0.01 _________. a. we have a greater risk of a Type I error ...

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In stating H0 and H1, one must be certain that they are _________. a. mutually exclusive b. ...

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When the results of an experiment are nonsignificant, the proper conclusion(s) is (are) _________. ...

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The alpha level _________. a. is always set at 0.05 or 0.01 b. is set after the data are ...

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If the result of an experiment is statistically significant, this means _________. a. the result ...

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If you reject the null hypothesis, what type of error might you be making? a. Type I c. Type III ...

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