Suppose a researcher used a sample of 400 students to determine if there is a significant preference between 3 designs for a phone. If a calculated value of Chisquare of 9.07 is found, what decision should the researcher make? A. There is a significant preference at both the .05 level of significance and the .01 level of significance B. There is no significant preference at any level of significance C. There is a significant preference at the .05 level of significance but not at the .01 level of significance D. There is a significant preference at the .01 level of significance but not at the .05 level of significance
Suppose a researcher used a sample of 400 students to determine if there is a significant preference between 3 designs for a phone. If a calculated value of Chisquare of 9.07 is found, what decision should the researcher make?
A. There is a significant preference at both the .05 level of significance and the .01 level of significance
B. There is no significant preference at any level of significance
C. There is a significant preference at the .05 level of significance but not at the .01 level of significance
D. There is a significant preference at the .01 level of significance but not
at the .05 level of significance
11. What is indicated by an extremely large calculated value of Chi-square in a one-way Chi-square test?
A. There is a perfect match between the observed frequencies in the sample and the null hypothesis
B. The observed frequencies in the sample are very different from the expected frequency
C. The observed frequencies in the sample are very similar to the expected
frequency
D. None of the above
12. Suppose a researcher is using a two-way Chi-square test to evaluate the relationship between birth-order position and self-esteem. Each participant is classified as being 1st born, 2nd born, or 3rd born, and self-esteem is categorized as being low, medium, or high. In this study, the number of degree(s) of freedom (df) would be:
A. 1
B. 4
C. 3
D. 2
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