WorksheetsData Processing and Analysis Skill
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
The test which is used to find the "Significant Difference Between variables"
F-TEST
ANNOVA
Chi-Square
‘t’-Test and ‘Z’-Test
In a computed table, the term DF represents:
Degree of Freedom
Direction of Frequency
Deduction of Formula
Degree of Frequency
Correlation and Inter-correlation Matrix can be used to find:
Association Between variables
Relationship Between variables
Difference Between variables
Representation Between variables
SPSS can be abbreviated as:
Software Package for the Social Sciences
Software Package for the Social Work & Sciences
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences
Statistical Package for the Software Sciences
If P<0.05, the analysis is
Significant
Not Significant
Less than Significant
Absolute Significance
P>0.05 – Not Significant
True
False
Mean, Median, Mode, SD and QD are also called
Measures of Central Tendency
Measures of Central Frequency
Association of Test
Calculation of Inference
This chart is also called:
Histogram
Pie-Chart
Bar Diagram
Frequency Chart
Quartile Deviation is used to find:
High and Low
Low and High
Low, Moderate, High
All are incorrect
NVivo is used to analyse:
Quantitative Data
Qualitative Data
Rough Data
SPSS Data
..........................is a set of values of qualitative or quantitative variables.
Facts
Figures
Files
Data
Data that has been classified into meaningful groups of rows and columns
Classified Data
Periodic Data
Grouped Data
Un-Grouped Data
Data that has not been processed for use.
Example: 5, Apple, 6, Orange, 9, Pineapple
Raw Data
Grouped Data
Un-Grouped Data
Categorised Data
The image is a:
Rating Scale
File Image
Expression
Simile
P = 0.001
Significant
Not Significant
P = 1.100
Significant
Not Significant
The term 'MS' means: Mean Square
True
False
** in correlation denotes
Correlation at High Level
Correlation Exists
No Correlation
Non of the Above
F-Test is also called as Anova
True
False
99% Level of Significance
0.10
0.00
0.01
0.05
