Criminal Justice and Criminology (Statistics) Quiz # 11

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Quiz: Criminal Justice and Criminology (Statistics) Quiz # 11
Subject: Point Estimates And Confidence Intervals
Total Questions: 30 MCQs
Time: 30 Minutes

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Criminal Justice And Criminology (Statistics) Quiz # 11
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  • Is critical value the value of z or t associated with a given alpha level. Symbolized zα or tα?

  • _____ is the probability that a confidence interval contains the population parameter. Commonly set at 95% or 99%.

  • _____ is defined as a sample statistic, such as a mean or proportion.

  • _____ is known as a statistical test in which alpha is split in half and placed into both tails of the z or t distribution.

  • Is alternative hypothesis in an inferential test, the hypothesis predicting that there is a relationship between the independent and dependent variables. Symbolized H1. Sometimes referred to as a research hypothesis?

  • _____ is the process of generalizing from a sample to a population; the use of a sample statistic to estimate a population parameter. Also called hypothesis testing.

  • _____ is defined as in an inferential test, the hypothesis predicting that there is no relationship between the inde- pendent and dependent variables. Symbolized H0.

  • _____ is known as the erroneous rejection of a true null hypothesis.

  • Is type II error the erroneous retention of a false null hypothesis?

  • _____ is the hypothesis-testing procedure appropriate when both the independent variable and the dependent variables are categorical.

  • _____ is defined as a symmetric measure of association for χ² when the variables are nominal or when one is ordinal and the other is nominal. V ranges from 0.00 to 1.00 and indicates the strength of the relationship. Higher values represent stronger relationships. Identical to phi in 2 × 2 tables.

  • _____ is known as the theoretical results that would be seen if the null were true—that is, if the two variables were, in fact, unrelated. Symbolized fe.

  • Is goodman and Kruskal’s gamma a symmetric measure of association used when both variables are ordinal or one is ordinal and the other is dichotomous. Ranges from –1.00 to +1.00?

  • _____ is a symmetric measure of association for two ordinal variables when the number of rows and columns in the crosstabs table are equal. Ranges from –1.00 to +1.00.

  • _____ is defined as a symmetric measure of association for two ordinal variables when the number of rows and columns in the crosstabs table are unequal. Ranges from –1.00 to +1.00.

  • _____ is known as an asymmetric measure of association for χ² when the variables are nominal. Lambda ranges from 0.00 to 1.00 and is a proportionate reduction in error measure.

  • Is measures of association procedures for determining the strength or magnitude of a relationship after a chi-square test has revealed a statistically significant association between two variables?

  • _____ is procedures for determining the strength or magnitude of a relationship after a chi-square test has revealed a statistically significant association between two variables.

  • _____ is defined as the class of statistical tests used when dependent variables are categorical and the sampling distribution cannot be assumed to approximate normality.

  • _____ is known as the empirical results seen in a contingency table derived from sample data. Symbolized fo.

  • Is obtained value the value of the test statistic arrived at using the mathematical formulas specific to a particular test. The obtained value is the final product of Step 4 of a hypothesis test?

  • _____ is in SPSS output, the probability associated with the obtained value of the test statistic. When p < α, the null hypothesis is rejected.

  • _____ is defined as the class of statistical tests used when dependent variables are continuous and normally distributed and the sampling distribution can be assumed to approximate normality.

  • _____ is known as a symmetric measure of association for chi-square with nominal variables and a 2 × 2 table. Identical to Cramer’s V.

  • _____ is defined as an asymmetric measure of association for χ2 when the variables are nominal. Somers’ d ranges from –1.00 to +1.00.

  • _____ is known as the condition in which two variables are related to one another; that is, knowing what class persons/objects fall into on the independent variable helps predict which class they will fall into on the dependent variable.

  • Is statistical independence the condition in which two variables are not related to one another; that is, knowing what class persons or objects fall into on the independent variable does not help predict which class they will fall into on the dependent variable?

  • _____ is when the obtained value of a test statistic exceeds the critical value and the null is rejected.

  • _____ is defined as the sampling or probability distribution for chi-square tests.

  • _____ is known as pairs of samples in which the selection of people or objects into one sample directly affected, or was directly affected by, the selection of people or objects into the other sample. The most common types are matched pairs and repeated measures.

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