Statistics Exam Prediction Techniques

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What is the quantitative index that describes both the direction and magnitude of a predictive relationship?

  • A correlation coefficient (correct)
  • A contingency statistic
  • Convergent validity
  • A dependent variable

Which quantitative index is most appropriate for predicting students' final exam scores based on their initial test scores?

  • Prediction product
  • Correlation coefficient (correct)
  • Contingency score
  • Covariation cross product

When analyzing survey results created by a sponsoring organization, what action should be taken?

  • Examine if the data were selectively analyzed or reported (correct)
  • Assume the research is of poor quality
  • Ignore the survey results entirely
  • Conclude the results are biased in favor of the sponsor

Which of the following is NOT a quantitative index for analyzing relationships between variables?

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What is an important consideration when evaluating survey data from sponsored research?

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Flashcards

Correlation Coefficient

A numerical measure of the strength and direction of a relationship between two variables.

Predicting Exam Scores

Using a student's first test score to estimate their final exam score.

Quantitative Index of Relationship

A numerical measure that indicates the strength and direction of a relationship between variables.

Biased Survey

Survey results influenced by the sponsoring organization's interests.

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Survey Data Analysis

Careful examination of how survey data are analyzed and reported.

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Study Notes

Quantitative Index of Predicitive Relationships

  • A correlation coefficient measures the direction and strength of a predictive relationship.

Predicting Exam Scores

  • A professor using exam scores to predict final exam scores would use a correlation coefficient.

Survey Bias

  • Survey results from a sponsoring organization should be assessed for potential bias or selective reporting.
  • Do not automatically dismiss the results entirely.

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