Review Game Zone
Games
Test
Preview
Back
Match it!
Match it! Select the correct answer from the pull down...Good luck!
If a psychologist studying aggressive tendencies in people develops an inventory to measure aggression, the psychologist is using scores on the inventory as a(n)
discrete variable.
the number of scores at each value.
9 2 25%
variable.
nationality (U.S., Japanese, etc.)
equal-interval.
a city skyline.
ordinal.
Consider the scores 2, 9, 7, 6, 1, 9, 1, and 2. Which of the following would be the correct bottom line of a frequency table?
discrete variable.
the number of scores at each value.
9 2 25%
variable.
nationality (U.S., Japanese, etc.)
equal-interval.
a city skyline.
ordinal.
Another label for rank-order is
discrete variable.
the number of scores at each value.
9 2 25%
variable.
nationality (U.S., Japanese, etc.)
equal-interval.
a city skyline.
ordinal.
Which of the following student characteristics is an example of a nominal variable?
discrete variable.
the number of scores at each value.
9 2 25%
variable.
nationality (U.S., Japanese, etc.)
equal-interval.
a city skyline.
ordinal.
The number of problems correct on a test is an example of a
discrete variable.
the number of scores at each value.
9 2 25%
variable.
nationality (U.S., Japanese, etc.)
equal-interval.
a city skyline.
ordinal.
A histogram looks most like
discrete variable.
the number of scores at each value.
9 2 25%
variable.
nationality (U.S., Japanese, etc.)
equal-interval.
a city skyline.
ordinal.
If a difference between scores of 3 and 4 is the same as a difference between scores of 15 and 16, the variable being measured is
discrete variable.
the number of scores at each value.
9 2 25%
variable.
nationality (U.S., Japanese, etc.)
equal-interval.
a city skyline.
ordinal.
A frequency table lists
discrete variable.
the number of scores at each value.
9 2 25%
variable.
nationality (U.S., Japanese, etc.)
equal-interval.
a city skyline.
ordinal.
Check it!
Match it!
Match it!