Interpreting Associations Using Two-Way Tables

Participants were asked about their gender and their favorite season.

True or False:

A total of 301 people were surveyed.

• True

• False

Participants were asked about their gender and their favorite season.

True or False:

Both male and female participants preferred winter the least

• True

• False

Participants were asked about their gender and their favorite season. True or False: 20 more participants preferred spring over summer

• True

• False

Participants were asked about their gender and their favorite season. True or False: There were an equal number of males and females surveyed.

• True

• False

Participants were asked about their gender and their favorite season. True or False: The most popular season among the males surveyed was summer.

• True

• False

A two-way table is used to display and observe relationships between two sets of ​ (a)   data.

• categorical

• bivariate

• numerical

• frequency

No association between variables is shown when

• the relative frequencies are far apart

• the relative frequencies are the same

• the relative frequencies are close but not equal

The frequency for "e" is _ because _.

• 31 = 18 + 13

• 23 = 18 + 5

• 13 = 22 - 9

• 5 = 18 - 13

The frequency for "a" is _ because _.

• 5 = 9 - 4

• 23 = 18 + 5

• 13 = 22 - 9

• 5 = 18 - 13

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Which of the following appears to be true based on the data from the table?

• The is no evidence of association between age and media preference.

• There were 100 people surveyed for the data.