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Nominal
Ordinal
Continuous
Analytical
Different cotton crops
Height of plants.
Type of fertilizer
Growth of plants
Type of fertilizer
Height of plants
Growth of plants
Different cotton crops
Amount of weeds killed
Types of weed killers
Types of weeds
Most weeds
Amount of time until pain was relieved
Headaches
Amount of medication
Types of pain reliever
Types of pain relievers
Amount of time until pain was relieved
Headaches
Amount of medication
True
False
True
False
1
As many as you want
2
3
Using available information
Observing
Interviewing
Administering written questuonnaires
Using available information
Observing
Interviewing
Administering written questuonnaires
Watching
Recording behavior
Characteristics of living being and objective
Census data
Convenience
Cluster
Stratified
Multi-stage
Experimental
Review
Historical data
Philosophical
Age, temperature, height
Grade point average, anxiety level, reading performance
Gender, religion, ethnic group
Two answers are correct
Snowball
Random
Cluster
Stratified
Parameter
Statistic
Sampling bias
Non of the above
Research method
Measurement technique
Technique for data collection
Data analysis technique
CV
S^2
SD
×
Mean
Probability
Two answers are correct
Dispersion
Yes, and it is great dispersion
Yes , there is but it is not great dispersion
Yes , there is but it son great dispersion
The statement is totally false.
Cohort-study
Cross sectional study
Logical study
All of the listed
Logistics
Discussion
Description
Non of the listed
Abstract
Keywords
Results
Introduction
ALL of the listed
Smaller Samples + Organized selected
Bigger Samples + Organized selected
Smaller Samples + randomly selected
Bigger Samples + randomly selected
Mean
Mode
Median
Non of the above
X’=13 , 2 , 28
μ = 36.6 , 1 , 28
μ = 36.6 , 2 , 28
X’ = 36.6 , 1 , 28
12.5%
25%
0%
50%
Population mean ≠ sample mean
Sample mean > Population mean
Population mean < Sample mean
Population mean <= Sample mean
Less than
Greater than
Equal to
Non of the above
The answer depends on the value of Beta
The rejection region is reduced in size
The rejection region is increased in size
The rejection region is unaffected
The null hypothesis is true
The alternative hypothesis is true
The alpha is more than 0.05
The p-value is 0.5
Population mean = Sample mean
Sample mean > Population mean
Population mean < Sample mean
Population mean ≠ Sample mean
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Amount of weeds killed
Types of weeds
Type of weed killer
Most weeds
Helps practitioners make professional decisions
Provides information to policy groups to assist them
Polishes and refines our clinical practice
Serves the information needs to concerned public, professional, and private organization
All of the listed
Objectivity
Verification
Logical reasoning
Replicate studies
Diversity
Program variability
Public institutions
All above are true
People who tasted negative
People who don't have the disease
People who have the disease
People who tasted positive
The ability of the test to identify those who do NOT have the disease
The ability of the test to identify those who HAVE the disease
The test is positive but actually don't have the disease
Non of the listed
Test negative but have the disease
Test positive and have the disease
Test positive, but actually don't have the disease
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Inverse proportion
Direct proportion
No relation between them
People who have the disease
People who don't have the disease
People who tested positive
People who tested negative
Sensitivity
Specificity
Positive predictive value
Negative predictive value
PPV
Sensitivity
NPV
Specificity
Two answers are correct
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