Number of assumptions made for the Chi Square
What is four
Define Plagiarism
What is copying someone else's work and claiming it as your own
The appropriate Test of Significance for relating two nominal level variables
What is a Chi Square
Define Plagiarism
What is copying someone else's work and claiming it as your own?
The highest Measure of Association
What is Yule's Q
List the two types of plagiarism
What is word for word and paraphrasing
The lowest Measure of Association
What is Lambda
The appropriate measures of association in this situation
Name the two types of plagiarism
What is word for word and paraphrasing?
If your Chi Square value is less than the value in the graph then you ....
What is accept the Null hypothesis
If the Chi Square value is greater than the value in the graph then you....
What is accept the substantive hypothesis
List the properties of Cramer's V
What is Good for any size table
No precise interpretation
Assumptions made in Chi Square
What is Sample size > 50
Each cell frequency > 5
Independent random sample
and Nominal/Ordinal level data
Name two ethical dilemmas in science and discuss them
What is Project Camelot - project conducted by social scientists who were asked by the United States Military
Milgram Experiment- People were asked to shock other participants. Some chose to shock them until they reached the highest charge, and some stopped. Tested how far humans will go when given instructions from someone in a position of authority.
Stanford Prison Experiment- conducted by Philip Zimbardo. Students were taken from their homes. She were chosen to be guards while the others were prisoners. The guards could do anything to the prisoners. One inmate faked a mental breakdown because he wasn't allowed to leave.
Which Measures of Association remain in the middle
What is Phi and Cramer's V
List the properties of Yule's Q
What is only good for a 2x2 table
No precise interpretation
Derived from Gamma
Highest Measure of Association
Define Institutional Review Board
List the properties of Phi
What is only good for a 2x2 table
No precise interpretation
Result resembles what you get with Pearson R
Define a research design
What is a proposal that tells the reader how you're gonna conduct your research
Four things that the Institutional Review Board (IRB) ensures
What is informed consent
Confidentiality
Safety
Contributions to society outweigh negative consequences
Discuss the differences between Cramer's V and Phi
What is Phi is good for 2x2 table while Cramer's V is good for any size table
What happened with the pharmaceutical company named Boots?
Boots made a product named Synthroid. A reporter named Betty D. concluded that Synthroid was less effective and more expensive than another drug on the market.
Betty D wrote an article with JAMA and was sued by Boots. She never worked in the pharmaceutical company again. No one would hire her because they didn't trust her.
Discuss the differences between Phi and Lambda
What is Phi is only good for a 2x2 table
has no precise interpretation results resemble what you would get with Pearson R while
Lambda is good for any size table
has a precise interpretation
makes a difference in which is the independent and dependent variable
lowest Measure of Association
and will give you a false zero
Four aspects of a research design
What is Introduction, Review of Literauture, What theory is guiding your research, and Methodology
List the properties of Lambda
What is good for any size table
Has a precise interpretation
Makes a difference in which is independent and dependent variable
Lowest Measure of Association
and
Will give you a false zero