In: Statistics and Probability
Question 1
For correlation, you will ask if the slope of the line relating variable X and variable Y is significantly different from zero
Question 2
For regression, you test if the R2 value is significantly different from zero
Question 3
For correlation, the data are assumed to be normally distributed in both the X and the Y directions.
Question 4
For regression, the data are assumed to be normally distributed in both the X and Y directions.
Question 5
For correlation, the alternative hypothesis can be left, right or both tailed depending on the question
Question 61.5 pts
For regression, the alternative hypothesis can be left, right or both tailed depending on the question
Question 7
Nonparametric tests use the original data to analyze the question being asked
Question 8
In class we covered a nonparametric tests for every parametric test covered this semester
Question 9
Nonparametric tests still have the assumptions of a 'good' sample
Question 10
For the Spearman's Rank Test, there still has to be a pattern of covariance in ranks to find a significant relationship between your X and Y variables.
Question 1
For correlation, you will ask if the slope of the line relating variable X and variable Y is significantly different from zero
True
Question 2
For regression, you test if the R2 value is significantly different from zero
True
Question 3
For correlation, the data are assumed to be normally distributed in both the X and the Y directions.
False
Question 4
For regression, the data are assumed to be normally distributed in both the X and Y directions.
False
Question 5
For correlation, the alternative hypothesis can be left, right or both tailed depending on the question
True
Question 61.5 pts
For regression, the alternative hypothesis can be left, right or both tailed depending on the question
False
Question 7
Nonparametric tests use the original data to analyze the question being asked
False
Question 8
In class we covered a nonparametric tests for every parametric test covered this semester
True
Question 9
Nonparametric tests still have the assumptions of a 'good' sample
True
Question 10
For the Spearman's Rank Test, there still has to be a pattern of covariance in ranks to find a significant relationship between your X and Y variables.
True