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- 1.USE THIS INFORMATION TO ANSWER THE FOLLOWING THREE QUESTIONS: It is necessary to use inferential statistics to test hypotheses.To do this,four steps need to be followed: 1.Create null and alternative hypotheses about a population; 2.Create the criterion for rejecting Ho; 3.Obtain a sample from the population and compute the test statistic; 4. Make a decision about the null hypothesis based on the test statistic.The goal in following these steps is to be able to reject the Ho, or the null hypothesis.The null hypothesis proclaims that there is no effect, no difference or no change happening with respect to some characteristic of the underlying population.By rejecting the statement that says that a "treatment" is ineffective,it supports the hypothesis or research question that suggests that the "treatment" will have an effect (like they want it to).
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- 2.Why is inferential statistics necessary?
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To accurately reject the Ho
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To be able to test hypotheses
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To easily follow the four steps
- 3.What is the third step of testing a hypothesis?
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Create the criterion for rejecting Ho
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Make a decision about the null hypothesis
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Obtain a sample from the population and compute the test statistic
- 4.By rejecting the Ho like we want to, we support the claim that...
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The research question is supported
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The research question is disproved
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The hypothesis is null
- 5.USE THIS INFORMATION TO ANSWER THE FOLLOWING THREE QUESTIONS:Reliability:There are three different tests of reliability: 1.test-retest2.internal consistency3.interrater-All three of these test the consistency (reliability) of measures. -Reliability is denoted using the "Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient". -Denoted on a scale ranging from 0.00 - +1.00 and 0.00 - -1.00 (negative 1)-Negative linear relationships=minus sign; positive linear relationships=plus sign. -The signs are seen in front of the correlation coefficient.
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- 6.What do test-retest, internal consistency and interrater test?
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Reliability of measures
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0.00-1.00 correlation
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Coefficient correlations
- 7.What does a negative correlation coefficient mean?
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Negative linear relationship
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No reliability
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High/positive relationship
- 8.Which is NOT a test of reliability?
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Interrater
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Inconsistent
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Test-retest
- 9.USE THIS INFORMATION TO ANSWER THE FOLLOWING THREE QUESTIONS: ☺Schizophrenia☻=severe psychological disorder characterized by disorganization in thought, perception and behavior!! ☼It's one of the top ten most debilitating conditions in the WORLD! ♪ It affects 1% of the general population.♀ Women tend to have milder forms of it than men♂ :-/ People with schizophrenia tend to believe that their thoughts are being controlled by other people! √John Nash, depicted in the movie "A Beautiful Mind", was a brilliant mathematics professor with schizophrenia ∑
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- 10.Milder forms of schizophrenia are found in those who are:
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Adolescents
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Men
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Women
- 11.What was the name of the schizophrenic mathematics professor depicted in A Beautiful Mind?
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Joe Nest
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John Nash
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James Niles
- 12.Schizophrenia is characterized by disorganization in thought,________,and behavior.
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Perception
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Memory
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Interaction
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