In: Statistics and Probability
We counted the number of people who entered our store across the
span of a week in the morning, afternoon, and evening. What is the
simplest test to see if there is any difference in the frequency of
people coming to our store at different times across
days?
Group of answer choices
chi-square test of independence
two-way factorial ANOVA
independent t-test
one-way ANOVA with blocking
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Question 2
3 pts
We have three price points and three product colors
and we have randomly assigned combinations of price points and
colors to focus groups who have rated them on how likely they would
be to purchase them. What is the simplest test we could use to see
if there is any impact of price point, color, or the
interaction?
Group of answer choices
chi-square test of independence
two-way factorial ANOVA
independent t-test
one-way ANOVA with blocking
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Question 3
3 pts
You have been conducting an experiment with 3
conditions and have done testing over the period of a week. What is
the simplest test to use to see if there is an impact of the
condition?
Group of answer choices
two-way factorial ANOVA
independent t-test
one-way ANOVA with blocking)
paired t-test
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Question 4
3 pts
We try to determine if we can use major, economic
status, and age to predict an individual's marital status (single,
married), which test should we use?
Group of answer choices
ANCOVA
Multiple regression
RANOVA
logistic regression
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Question 5
3 pts
We try to determine if we can use major, economic
status, and age to see if an individual's purchase ability differs
in terms of their economic status, which test should we
use?
Group of answer choices
ANCOVA
logistic regression
Multiple regression
RANOVA
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Question 6
3 pts
We try to determine if we can use economic status and
age to predict an individual's salary, which test should we
use?
Group of answer choices
ANCOVA
RANOVA
logistic regression
Multiple regression
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Question 7
3 pts
We try to determine if we can use economic status and
age to see if an individual's salary changes in a different period,
which test should we use?
Group of answer choices
logistic regression
ANCOVA
Multiple regression
RANOVA
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Question 8
3 pts
In terms of different quasi-experimental designs,
which one is the least reliable?
Group of answer choices
One-Group Posttest-Only Design
One-Group Pretest-Posttest Design
Nonequivalent Control Group Design
Time-Series Design
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Question 9
3 pts
What is the main purpose of EFA?
Group of answer choices
Find out the relationship between variables.
Catch the idea of the latent variables
Testing the internal validity of a cluster of
variables.
Generate large factor loadings
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Question 10
3 pts
When performing CFA, which of the following statement
is not correct?
Group of answer choices
We need a theory/previous study to support our
model
Use goodness-of-fit to test the model
We try to establish a good model
Use rotations to improve factor loadings
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Question 11
10 pts
Please explain the assumption of sphericity? What's
the consequence if we violate the assumption?
1.
2.
IF the colours are c1,c2,c3 and the prices are p1,p2,p3 then the table would look like
c1 | c2 | c3 | |
p1 | |||
p2 | |||
p3 |
since there are two factors(price & colors) the answer shall be two-way factorial ANOVA
3. The question is not clear . However , there is a single factor (condition) and since there is more than 1 levels(3 conditions) , one-way ANOVA with blocking is likely to be the answer.
4. The outcome variable is a dichotomous variable(2 categories:- married/single) . with categorical(major, economic status,) & continuous (age) variables. In such scenarios logistic regression is best for prediction/classification.
5. Assuming purchase ability is a categorical variable , and economic status is also continuous the most appropriate answer would be Logistic regression.
6.economic status = continuous variable(explanatory ) & salary = continuous (predicted variable) ,the most appropriate answer would be Multiple regression.