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A) Reject H₀, χ² (3 df, n = 100) = 8.14, p < .05.
B) Reject H₀, χ² (7 df, n = 100) = 8.14, p < .05.
C) Reject H₀, χ² (df = 98) = 8.14, p < .05.
D) Fail to reject H₀, χ² (df = 98) = 7.815, p > .05.
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A) (fc) (fr) /n
B) k - 1
C) n ÷ k
D) (R - 1) (C - 1)
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A) the obtained chi-square value would be 0.
B) the null hypothesis would be rejected.
C) the null hypothesis would fail to be rejected.
D) Both "a" and "c" are correct.
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A) -1 to +1
B) 0 to 1
C) 0 to positive infinity
D) 1 to positive infinity
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A) the variables are independent.
B) the variables are not independent.
C) the observed frequencies match the frequencies in the population.
D) the observed frequencies do not match the frequencies in the population.
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A) expected frequencies
B) observed frequencies
C) actual frequencies
D) anticipated frequencies
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A) the null hypothesis can be rejected.
B) the null hypothesis cannot be rejected.
C) support has been gained for the alternative hypothesis.
D) Both "a" and "c" are correct.
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A) 99
B) 3
C) 20
D) 25
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A) (R- 1) (C - 1)
B) k - 1
C) n - 1
D) n - 2
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A) observed frequencies should be greater than the sum of expected frequencies.
B) observed frequencies should be less than the sum of expected frequencies.
C) observed frequencies should be equal to the sum of expected frequencies.
D) observed frequencies should be equal to the sum of expected frequencies only if the null hypothesis is true.
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A) row total.
B) column total.
C) the number of participants in each category.
D) the number of categories.
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A) homogeneity of variance
B) a normal population distribution
C) independent observations
D) interval or ratio level data
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A) Fail to reject H₀, χ² (4 df, n = 100) = 7.815, p < .05.
B) Reject H₀, χ² (df = 99) = 11.68, p < .05.
C) Reject H₀, χ² (3 df, n = 100) = 11.68, p < .05.
D) Fail to reject H₀, χ² (3 df, n = 100) = 7.815, p > .05.
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