Quiz about quantitative analysis of political data

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definition of statistics: singular sense

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refers to the branch of

mathematics which deals with systematics

collection,tabulation, presentation, analysis and

interpretation of quantitative data which are collected in

methodical manner whithout bias.

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denotes a set if quantitative

DATA or FACTS.

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statistics is divided into STATISTICAL

METHODS AND STATISTICAL THEORY or MATHEMATICAL

STATISTICS.

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statistics is the heart of the research

Question 2

statistics: plural sense

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denotes a set if quantitative

DATA or FACTS.

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refers to the branch of

mathematics which deals with systematics

collection,tabulation, presentation, analysis and

interpretation of quantitative data which are collected in

methodical manner whithout bias.

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statistics is divied into STATISTICAL

METHODS AND STATISTICAL THEORY or MATHEMATICAL

STATISTICS.

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statistics is the heart of research

Question 3

statistics: general definition

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statistics is divied into STATISTICAL

METHODS AND STATISTICAL THEORY or MATHEMATICAL

STATISTICS.

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denotes a set if quantitative

DATA or FACTS.

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refers to the branch of

mathematics which deals with systematics

collection,tabulation, presentation, analysis and

interpretation of quantitative data which are collected in

methodical manner whithout bias.

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statistics is the heart of the research

Question 4

Involve procedure and techniques used in the collection,

presentation, analysis, and interpretation of quantitative

data.

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STATISTICAL METHODS

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STATISTICS

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MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS

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STATISTICAL THEORY

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WHAT IS NOT A SCOPE OF STATISTICS?

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None of the above

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Fisheries

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Education

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Biology.

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branch of mathematics deals with

collecting, gathering, presenting, interpreting and

analyzing.

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statistics

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methodology

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quantitative

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qualitative

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deals with the development and exposition of theories

which constitutes the bases of the statistical methods.

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STATISTICAL THEORY OR MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS

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Meaning of Statistics

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STATISTICAL METHODS

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Scope of Statistics

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refers to the numerical data like

frequency, tallying and percent.

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Quantitative Data

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Qualitative Data

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Kinds of Data

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methodology

Question 9

refers to length of hypothesis or

assumptions.

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Qualitative Data

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Quantitative Data

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kinds of data

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methodology

Question 10

refers to ordering of categories.

example: 1st honor, 2nd, third so on...

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ordinal

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nominal

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ranking

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ratio

Question 11

scale that shows order in case into

categories and indicatng the exact differences between

and among the cases. example: monthly income

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interval

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ordinal

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nominal

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ratio

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scales involving the process or labeling

the items by placing cases into categories..example:

gender, Genuine opposition, time orientation ( past,

present and future).

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nominal

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ordinal

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ratio

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interval

Question 13

what is a sample?

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A subset of a population from which

information about the population is TAKEN

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an observable/collection of attribute

associated with the population or sample being

studied which makes one different from the other.

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the entire set of items from which you draw data for a statistical study

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the number of completed responses your survey receives

Question 14

an absolute value is zero is always implied.

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ratio

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ordinal

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nominal

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interval

Question 15

involves selecting a

sample size n from a population of size N so that all the

elements of the population have equal chances of being

part of the sample.

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Simple Random Sampling

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Systematic Random Sampling

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Cluster Sampling

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snowball sampling

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what is a variable?

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an observable/collection of attribute

associated with the population or sample being

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A subset of a population from which

information about the population is TAKEN

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can be tool in evaluating the achievements of

students and performance of teachers, staff, administrators

and others, also used as basis for promotion and retention

of pupils / students.

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none of the above

Question 17

involves using a

random start to determine the first element of the sample

and the selection of the rest of the sample elements is

done systematically, example: every kth interval, K =

N/n.

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Systematic Random Sampling

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Random Sampling

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Simple Random Sampling

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Stratified Sampling

Question 18

Stratified Sampling

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involves dividing the population

into groups called STRATA according to some chosen

classification category such as age, income bracket,

gender, geographical location, and so on.

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involves selecting a

sample size n from a population of size N so that all the

elements of the population have equal chances of being

part of the sample.

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elements of population

are divided into called

clusters. Usually, the

clusters are based on

naturally occurring

clusters mainly

geographical such as

barangays, cities or

municipalities.

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involves using a

random start to determine the first element of the sample

and the selection of the rest of the sample elements is

done systematically, example: every kth interval, K =

N/n.

Question 19

Cluster Sampling

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elements of population

are divided into called

clusters. Usually, the

clusters are based on

naturally occurring

clusters mainly

geographical such as

barangays, cities or

municipalities.

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involves dividing the population

into groups called STRATA according to some chosen

classification category such as age, income bracket,

gender, geographical location, and so on.

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involves using a

random start to determine the first element of the sample

and the selection of the rest of the sample elements is

done systematically, example: every kth interval, K =

N/n.

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involves selecting a

sample size n from a population of size N so that all the

elements of the population have equal chances of being

part of the sample.

Question 20

the procedure of collecting, measuring and analyzing

accurate insights for research using standard validated techniques.

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data collection

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sloven

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collection process

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methodology

Question 21

what Is the common formula used in determining the sufficient sample size?

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SLOVEN/SLOVIN FORMULA:

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coeffecient variation fomula

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quantum formula

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SAMPLE SIZE FORMULA

Question 22

WHAT IS

n = N / (1+Ne2)

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SLOVEN FORMULA

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MEAN ABSOLUTE VALUE FORMULA

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COEFFECIENT VARIABLE FORMULA

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T DISTRIBUTION FORMULA

Question 23

the tabular arrangement of the gathered of the gathered data

by categories plus their corresponding frequencies and class marks or midpoints.

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FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION

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CLASS MARK

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T DISTRIBUTION

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MEAN

Question 24

THE difference the highest score and the lowest score.

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RANGE

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CLASS MARK

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CLASS BOUNDARY

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CLASS INTERVAL

Question 25

grouping or category defined by a lower limit and upper limit.

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CLASS INTERVAL

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RANGE

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CLASS BOUNDARIES

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CLASS MARK

Question 26

true limit, which is situated between the upper limit of one interval

and the lower limit of the next interval.

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Class Boundaries

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Class Mark

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Class Interval

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Range(R)

Question 27

percentage distribution in every class interval.

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Relative Frequency (RF)

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Class size ( i or c symbol)

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refers to the number of observations belonging to a class interval, or the

number of items within a category.

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is the middle value or midpoint of the class interval. Formula ( LB + UB)/2

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refers to the number of observations belonging to a class interval, or the

number of items within a category.

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CLASS FREQUENCY

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CLASS BOUNDARY

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CLASS MARK

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RELATIVE FREQUENCY

Question 29

Is a tabular

arrangement of data by

class intervals whose

frequency is cumulated.

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Cumulative Frequency Distribution

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Frequency Distribution

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Cumulative Less Than Frequency Distribution

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Cumulative More Than Frequency Distribution

Question 30

sum

of frequencies for each class is less

than the upper class boundary of the

interval it corresponds to.

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Less than frequency distribution

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Greater than frequency distribution

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Cumulative

Frequency

Distribution

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Frequency Distribution

Question 31

Information obtained

in published or unpublished reports, statistics,

internet, letters magazines, newspapers, diaries,

and so on. These are taken from primary and

secondary data.

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documentary sources

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primary sources

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secondary sources

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third hand sources

Question 32

each class interval is greater than the

lower boundary of the interval it

corresponds to,

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Greater than frequency distribution

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Less than frequency distribution

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Cumulative

Frequency

Distribution

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Frequency Distribution

Question 33

It refers to the process of obtaining numerical

meassurements

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Collections of Data

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collection process

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methodology

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direct method

Question 34

Data gathered are original. Give detailed definitions of terms and accurate

statistical units used in the survey. Data are more reliable

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primary data

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secondary data

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third hand data

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primary sources

Question 35

Data that were previously gathered

from an original source, which are computed and

compiled.

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secondary data

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secondary sources

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primary data

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direct method

Question 36

-includes individuals who have sufficient

knowledge and experience regarding the study

under investigation.

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field sources

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direct method

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online sources

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field trip

Question 37

Method is often referred to as INTERVIEW

METHOD. Is a FACE-TO-FACE encounter between

interviewer and the interviewee.

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direct method

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field methods

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indirect method

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questionnaire method

Question 38

Popularly Known as the

questionnaire method

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indirect method

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direct method

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survey questionnaire method

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registration method

Question 39

List of questions, which are intended

to elicit answers to then problems

under investigation.

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questionnaire method

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observation method

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registration method

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indirect method

Question 40

Method of utilizing the existing

data or fact or information, which

is kept systematized by the office.

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registration method

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observation method

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experimental method

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questionnaire method

Question 41

Method used to collect data pertaining

to: Attitudes

Behavior

Values

Cultural patterns of the sample under

investigation.

Subjects may be taken individually or

collectively.

Usually used when the subjects cannot

talk

Can be done directly or directly.

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observation method

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experimental method

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questionnaire method

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direct method

Question 42

Method used if the researcher would

like to determine:

Cause and Effect Relationship of

certain phenomena under

investigation

Used in making Scientific Inquiry

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experiment method

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method

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psychological method

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observation method

Question 43

statistics that measures the average values of data sets.

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measures of central tendency

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mean

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median

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frequency distribution

Question 44

average of a set of numbers

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mean

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median

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mode

Question 45

what is the mean?

5, 10, 8, 12, 15, 35, 20

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15

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12

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35

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20

Question 46

the middle number in a set of numbers that are in order from smallest to largest

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median

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mode

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mean

Question 47

the number that are most often in a data set

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mode

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median

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mean

Question 48

-unimodal

-bimodal

-multimodal

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- one mode in a data set

-two modes in a data set

- more than two modes in a data set

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- two or more modes

-one mode only

-consist of two modes

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no mode at all

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-1-2-3

Question 49

Referred to as Average Deviation.

Measures the absolute dispersion that is

affected by every individual score.

Mean of Absolute deviation of the individual

scores from the mean of all the scores.

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mean absolute deviation

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measures of central tendency

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range

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standard deviation

Question 50

Considered a special form of measure of dispersion that

involves all the individual values of the items in the

distribution rather than through extremes scores.

Important of heterogeneity or unevenness within a set of

observations.

Increasing in value as the distribution od scores becomes

more heterogeneous

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standard deviation

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variance

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MAD

Question 51

It is square of the

deviation from the mean.

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variance

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absolute value

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range

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standard deviaiton

quantitative analysis of political data

62 questions

definition of statistics: singular sense

statistics: plural sense

statistics: general definition

Involve procedure and techniques used in the collection,
presentation, analysis, and interpretation of quantitative
data.

WHAT IS NOT A SCOPE OF STATISTICS?

branch of mathematics deals with
collecting, gathering, presenting, interpreting and
analyzing.

deals with the development and exposition of theories
which constitutes the bases of the statistical methods.

kinds of statistics: deals with the data or numerical
data.

kinds of statistics: deals with hypothesis and
represent with assumptions.

there are ____ kinds of statistics:

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quantitative analysis of political data

62 questions

definition of statistics: singular sense

statistics: plural sense

statistics: general definition

Involve procedure and techniques used in the collection,presentation, analysis, and interpretation of quantitativedata.

WHAT IS NOT A SCOPE OF STATISTICS?

branch of mathematics deals withcollecting, gathering, presenting, interpreting andanalyzing.

deals with the development and exposition of theorieswhich constitutes the bases of the statistical methods.

kinds of statistics: deals with the data or numericaldata.

kinds of statistics: deals with hypothesis andrepresent with assumptions.

there are ____ kinds of statistics:

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Involve procedure and techniques used in the collection,
presentation, analysis, and interpretation of quantitative
data.

branch of mathematics deals with
collecting, gathering, presenting, interpreting and
analyzing.

deals with the development and exposition of theories
which constitutes the bases of the statistical methods.

kinds of statistics: deals with the data or numerical
data.

kinds of statistics: deals with hypothesis and
represent with assumptions.