1
2
3
4
5
100

Mann Whitney criteria?

IGD, difference, ordinal

100

Conventional level of significance

0.05

100

What does p> 0.05 mean?

Likelihood or results being due to chance is less than 5%

100

What is the more stringent level of significance to use?

0.01

100

Nominal data is ....

Categorical

200

Chi square criteria?

Nominal, IGD, Difference

200

What are the three parametric tests? 

Related T, Unrelated T, Pearson's

200

Test of difference, ordinal data, repeated measures - which test?

Wilcoxon

200

The two tests for correlation?

Spearman's and Pearson's

200

If you collect data by rating mood what type of data have you collected?

Ordinal

300

Type of data where the intervals are not fixed/of equal size?

Ordinal

300

What are the three levels of measurement?

Interval, ordinal, nominal

300

If you were testing for a relationship with interval data - which test?

Pearson's

300

Which test uses nominal data, a test of difference and repeated measures. 

Sign test

300

What is meant by a Type 1 error?

Null is rejected when it should have been retained/false positive 

400

What is known as a false positive - null is accepted when it should have been rejected?

Type II error

400

How do you reduce the likelihood of a Type II error?

Use 0.05/5% significance level

Larger sample

400

Mean, median and mode are known as ....

Measures of central tendency/descriptive statistics.

400

Whether the test appears  to measure what it claims to, and hence is objective.

Face validity

400

An observation of driver behaviour to test or establish that more males than females stop at zebra crossings if there are pedestrians waiting to cross - which test?

Chi square

500

An analysis of differences between males and females in the amount of time spent watching television, predicting that males spend more time watching television than females

Unrelated T

500

An analysis of the relationship between happiness and self-esteem predicting that the higher a person’s rated estimate of self-esteem, the higher his/her happiness rating

Spearman’s rank order

500

Research conducted in an eating disorder clinic aiming to show that bulimics will demonstrate food preferences for saltier snacks, while anorexics will demonstrate preferences for sweeter snacks

Chi squared

500

A piece of research being conducted in a hospital out-patient department expecting to find that blood pressure goes up as waiting time increases

Pearson's

500

A survey of gender and self-esteem predicting that males have higher self-esteem estimates than females

Mann Whitney