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8 Questions on Introduction to Statistical Methods - Quiz 2 | PSY 210, Quizzes of Data Analysis & Statistical Methods

Material Type: Quiz; Class: Introduction to Statistical Methods; Subject: Psychology; University: University of Nevada - Las Vegas; Term: Spring 2004;

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PUT YOUR NAME Psy 210 Spring 2004 Tues March 2, 2004
ON THE BACK Quiz 2 Instructor: Kim Barchard
1. If income is positively skewed, which is largest, the median, mode, or mean? (2 marks)
a) median
b) mode
c) mean
2. Why do we use n-1 in the formula for the sample variance? (1 mark)
3. Two researchers are doing the same experiment at different universities. They have never
spoken to each other, and they do not know that the other person is doing the same research.
When conducting their studies, the researchers can either make good decisions based on their
data, or they can make mistakes. Let us imagine that the probability of a good decision is .95
and the probability of a mistake is .05. What is the probability that both researchers make
mistakes? You may solve this problem using any strategy you like, but be sure to show all
your work. (1 mark)
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PUT YOUR NAME Psy 210 Spring 2004 Tues March 2, 2004 ON THE BACK Quiz 2 Instructor: Kim Barchard

  1. If income is positively skewed, which is largest, the median, mode, or mean? (2 marks) a) median b) mode c) mean
  2. Why do we use n-1 in the formula for the sample variance? (1 mark)
  3. Two researchers are doing the same experiment at different universities. They have never spoken to each other, and they do not know that the other person is doing the same research. When conducting their studies, the researchers can either make good decisions based on their data, or they can make mistakes. Let us imagine that the probability of a good decision is. and the probability of a mistake is .05. What is the probability that both researchers make mistakes? You may solve this problem using any strategy you like, but be sure to show all your work. (1 mark)
  1. What is P(A or B)? (1 mark) a) P(A) + P(B) b) P(A) + P(B) – P(A)P(B) c) P(A)P(B) d) The answer cannot be determined from the information given
  2. Two coins are flipped. For each, the probability of a H is .75 or 3/4 and the probability of a T is .25 or 1/4. Over the next three pages, you will calculate the probability of two heads in each of three different ways. You must show all your work. 5a) Calculate this probability using formulas (1 mark)

5c) Calculate this probability using a Probability tree (3 marks) You must show all your work.

  1. Jill obtained a score of 45 on a measure of Extraversion. This measure has a mean of 50 and a standard deviation of 10. What is Jill’s z-score? (1 mark)
  2. In a standard normal distribution, what is the probability of obtaining a z-score that is more than .5? (1 mark) a). b). c). d). e). f).
  3. Jack got a raw score of 43 on an intelligence test. This test has a mean of 40 and a standard deviation of 12. Convert Jack’s score into an IQ score. Do not round your answer. (2 marks)