Given hypothesis: 1. The low scorers in a Self-Concept Test will also be the low scorers in an Intelligence test. Answer these: a. In what form is the hypothesis stated? b. Does it use a directional or non-directional test Given hypothesis: 2. The failing and passing of 400 Ss in the college entrance test is independent of SES. Answer these: a. In what form is the hypothesis stated? b. Does it use a directional or non-directional test Given hypothesis: 3. There will be no difference in verbal creative thinking among high, average, and low mental ability boys and girls. Answer these:

Given hypothesis: 1. The low scorers in a Self-Concept Test will also be the low scorers in an Intelligence test. Answer these: a. In what form is the hypothesis stated? b. Does it use a directional or non-directional test Given hypothesis: 2. The failing and passing of 400 Ss in the college entrance test is independent of SES. Answer these: a. In what form is the hypothesis stated? b. Does it use a directional or non-directional test Given hypothesis: 3. There will be no difference in verbal creative thinking among high, average, and low mental ability boys and girls. Answer these:

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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