A survey item asks respondents, "how many times have you shoplifted?" and gives them the answer options: 0, 1-3, 4-6, 7 or more.
A. What level of measurement is this variable?
B. what measure or measures of central tendency can be computed on this variable?
A) Ans- since, the variable measured in interval so this one is interval level of measurement.
B) Ans- Mean and median can be used to compute this variable.one can easily find mean for interval data ( when it is not skewed) and median ( when it is skewed).
A survey item asks respondents, "how many times have you shoplifted?" and gives them the answer...
In a survey, respondents answered the question, "How many pets do you have now?" The results are shown in the table. Complete parts a through c below. No. pets Count 280 478 509 174 89 38 a. Is the variable, number of pets, categorical or quantitative? O A. B. Number of pets is a categorical variable. Its values are not numerical C. Number of pets is a quantitative variable. Its values are numerical Number of pets is a quantitative variable....
1.- a) Given that the distribution is symmetrical, which is the most appropriate measure of central tendency for each variable (explain your answer by stating the level of measurement for each variable). You can organize your answer into the following format. Variable Name Level Measurement Measurement of central tendency b) What can you say about marital status, number of children and happiness with marriage in terms of their measure of central tendency (Hint: these answers should be based on the...
Question 2 A recent survey asks 87 students, How many hours do you spend on the Type numbers in the boxes. computer in a typical day? 10 points Of the 87 respondents, 1 said 1 hour, 5 said 2 hours, 11 said 3 hours, 23 said 4 hours, 19 said 5 hours, 14 said 6 hours, 7 said 7 hours, 5 said 8 hours, 2 said 9 hours. In table format, the results look like this: # hours 1 2...
Respondents may report inaccurate information on a survey for many reasons, including that they do not want to admit to themselves that their emotions are intense and negative or because they do not anyone to know the true intensity of their aversive emotions. Regardless of the motivation, scores on a survey that are artificially lower than is actually the case are problematic because _________________. It is not problematic because this type of error is expected. We cannot fully eradicate instances...
You are a psychologist who is taking some time away from the city for a while and write a textbook. To do so, you've moved to a very remote, rural area. It is so rural, in fact, that nobody in the entire town has indoor plumbing. As you start to unpack, you are overwhelmed by the stench from your outhouse, and it is such a horrible experience that you begin to rethink every decision you've ever made. Before moving again,...
Suppose a survey of 24 people asked how many books they have read in 2018. The results are shown in the table below. Number of Books Read 4 3 8 15 10 0 5 5 7 6 7 1 8 3 3 1 6 2 0 3 7 12 20 2 Step 3 of 7: Which is a better measure of center for this data? Why? Give the 5 Number Summary of this data. What is the interquartile range (IQR)...
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You are interested in comparing clients’ perceptions of social workers by type of treatment (support group, individual therapy, and psychoeducation). You have collected data from clients at a local agency and asked them to complete a survey that measures their perceptions toward social workers. The level of measurement for the perceptions toward social workers variable is interval. What type of test can be used to analyze the data? Options: -Independent t-test -Dependent t-test -Simple ANOVA -Chi square
1. Researchers study the impact of internalized bias on patient care. Nurses complete a survey which determines a score for their internalized bias from 0-100. Without knowing the internalized bias score, patients are asked to rank the subsequent care they receive from the nurse as poor, fair, good or exemplary. In this study your independent variable is measured at what level of measurement? Ratio Ordinal Nominal Interval 2. A study examines the relationship between interpersonal violence and health in women....
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Basically I have to design a survey
Survey What is the health topic you want to develop a survey about? Who is the intended population? Describe your sampling frame and how you will conduct your sampling methods (probability or non-probability sampling). 1. 2. 3. 4. What type of resea arch design (cross-sectional design, successive...