Fun Quiz for Simple Stat Concepts

What is the statistical concept that deals with the likelihood of an event occurring based on previous data?

• Regression Analysis
• Standard Deviation
• Probability
• Mean

A larger sample size in a study generally leads to more confidence in the results of statistical analyses.

• True
• False
• Depends on the study
• Not always

In a positive correlation, as one variable increases, the other also increases.

• True
• False
• Not always
• Depends on the variables

In JASP, the 'Mediation Analysis' allows you to test whether the relationship between two variables can be explained by a third variable.

• Yes, the 'Mediation Analysis' allows you to test whether the relationship between two variables can be explained by a third variable.
• No, the 'Mediation Analysis' does not allow you to test whether the relationship between two variables can be explained by a third variable.
• The 'Mediation Analysis' in JASP is used to test the relationship between two variables without considering a third variable.
• The 'Mediation Analysis' in JASP is used to test the relationship between more than three variables.

In JASP's reliability analysis, if Cronbach's alpha is close to 1, it suggests:

• The test is unreliable
• The test is not related to the construct it is measuring
• The test is not consistent
• The test is highly reliable

When would you use a 'Mixed ANOVA' in JASP?

• When you have both within-subjects and between-subjects variables
• When you are analyzing categorical data
• When you are conducting a simple linear regression
• When you are comparing the means of two independent groups

In JASP, you can use the 'Paired Samples T-Test' to compare the means of two related groups.

• True
• False
• Not always
• Depends on the data

Which of the following is NOT a post-hoc test available in JASP after running an ANOVA?

• Tukey's HSD
• Bonferroni
• Scheffe
• Chi-squared test

In the context of JASP's logistic regression, what type of dependent variable is appropriate?

• A binary variable
• A continuous variable
• A nominal variable
• A ordinal variable

In JASP, the acronym 'BF' in Bayesian analyses stands for ________.

• Bayesian Factor
• Bayesian Function
• Bayesian Filter
• Bayesian Framework