This is used to represent the distribution of value categories for nominal level variables.

IFF stands for

Age, gender, race, and income are examples of what?

I am the most reported measure of central tendency.

T/F A Positive Z score will always have a percentile > 50?

This like a bar graph uses the height of a bar to display the frequency (y-axis) of a given variable.

It is the nonparametric version of Pearson's
correlation coefficient.

This level of measurement has attributes that are exhaustive and mutually exclusive.

This is always reported along with the mean, it indicates how closely scores cluster around the mean.

Which two methods are used to examine whether a distribution is skewed or asymmetrical?

It is an arrangement of values ( attributes) that shows the number of items ( Frequency) a given value ( score) or group of values occurs.

A useful graphical presentation of the relationship between two continuous variables.

There are no statistically significant relationships among the IV and DV or no statistically significant difference among groups IV with regard to the DV.

Quartiles are the (blank) percentiles?

What kind of distribution is this?

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What type of graph is this?
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This value of the independent t‐test is the difference
between between the means of the two groups in standard standard
deviations units.

The coefficient ranges from 0-1.

This does not provide as much information as a histogram or stem and leaf plot.

A raw score below the mean will always have a _z-score?

This has four components Absolute frequency, cumulative frequency, percentage, cumulative percentage.

The t value is the difference between what two standard deviation units (that is, standard errors = standard

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With this the mode of the only measure to be used.

Assume you scored 104 on an IQ test. The mean of all the scores is 100 with a standard deviation of 16. What would the z-score be?