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the range is an _____measure of variability becasue it may be affected by one deviant score
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unstable
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the sum of all deviation in a sample e(x-x) always equals
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zero
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the standard deviation is a measure of the_____of how much scores in a distribution differ from the mean
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average
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a sample of scores have -x =65 and s=5. of you predict that a score in the distribution is 65, by how much will your prediction be in error
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5
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which measure is used in statistical hypothesis testing , the standard deviation or the variance ?
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variance
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the second step when calulation a variance is to _____the deviations from the mean
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square
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the term refers to how much scores differ from each other an from a measure of central tendency
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variability
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the measure of variability that is most used for inference is the ____ _____ standard deviation
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estimated population
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what measure of variability is found by subtracting the lowest score in a distribution from the highest
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range
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the symbol o2 represents _____variance
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population
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when the sample mean is subtracted from any score (x-_x) the result is called a
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deviation
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in a sample with _x =65 and s=5, a score that is within one standard deviation of the mean will be between 60 and ___
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70
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the estimated population standard deviation (s) is the _____ ____ of the estimated population variance (s2)
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square route
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which measure of variability should be used if a distribution is symmetrical and on a ratio or interval scale ?
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standard deviation
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if s=0 then all the scores in the distribution are
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equal
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