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psych stats quiz (module 3.1)
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Chapter 1
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Level 1
level: Level 1
Questions and Answers List
level questions: Level 1
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What are the four different measures
1. Central Tendency 2. Variability 3. Skewness and Kurtosis 4. Position
A graphical representation of a frequency distribution
Histogram
The score that divides the distribution into two equal parts, so that half the cases are above it and half below it.
Median
A single number to serve as a representation value around which all the numbers in the set tend to cluster
Central Tendency
What measure of Central Tendency should be used when the variable is a Nominal?
Mode
Defined as the percentage of scores that are below the score in question
Percentile
Extreme values in the distribution
Outliers
Kurtosis that is flat and spread out
Platykurtic
Kurtosis that has higher distributions; values close to the mean are more frequent
Positive Kurtosis
This measures gives us an idea on how spread the data are on their center
Measures of Variability
_____ is sensitive to extreme values
Mean
If S > 0, the distribution is ____ skewed
Positively
This is the measure that is used when outliers are present
Median
Percentile ranks that divide the 100-unit scale by 10s
Deciles
Points that divide the distribution into quarters
Quartiles
Absence of symmetry
Skewness
Describes how data are distributed
Measures of Shape
If S < 0, the distribution is ____ skewed
Negatively
Where are the two inflection points of a normal curve located?
On each side of the mean
Describes the individual scores and its position among the other scores but not the entire set of scores
Percentile
Summing of the scores divided by the number of scores.
Mean
Kurtosis that has flatter distributions; values that are extreme, or far from the mean, are more frequent
Negative Kurtosis
Kurtosis that is normal in shape
Mesokurtic
The difference between the highest and lowest score in the distribution
Range
It is an arithmetic mean
Mean
If S = 0, the distribution is ____
Symmetric
Kurtosis that is high and thin
Leptokurtic
Mode that is used for numerical or categorical data
Multimodal
the variance has the same units as with the original data, similar to the standard deviation
False