Posted: April 19th, 2017

Public Health nurses want to compare the mean weight of US 6th graders to a sample of 6th graders in one school. Which statistical test is most appropriate

5. A score that is likely to fall into the middle 68% of scores of a normal distribution will fall inside these values: (Points : 1) . +/- 3 standard deviations +/- 2 standard deviations +/- 1 standard deviation semi-quartile range

Question 6. 6. It is important to assess the magnitude or strength of a relationship because this assists you with deciding whether or not a variable A causes variable B. (Points : 1) True False

Question 7. 7. In a negative relationship, as the score of one variable decreases, the score on the second variable decreases. (Points : 1) True False

Question 8. 8. A set of subjects, usually randomly sampled, selected to participate in a research study is called: (Points : 1) Population Sample Mode Group Partial Selection

Question 9. 9. A perfect negative relationship between two variables is expressed as r=0. (Points : 1) True False

Question 10. 10. When examining the relationship between a nominal variable and an interval or ratio variable, you would create a table using the nominal variables, calculate the mode and median of the interval or ratio variable, then make a decision regarding the relationship using the mode and median. (Points : 1) True False

Question 11. 11. A Z score of +/-1.96 is equivalent to these values on a normal distribution. (Points : 1) Critical region +/-1 standard deviation +/-2 standard deviations +/-3 standard deviations

Question 12. 12. An assumption used by statisticians which states that population parameters are normally distributed: (Points : 1) Central Limit Theorem Null Hypothesis Statistical significance Standard deviation

Question 13. 13. When examining the relationship between two interval or ration level variables, you can use a scatterplot to allow you to visualize the relationship between the two. (Points : 1) True False

Question 14. 14. Correlation coefficients, r, range from -1.00 to +1.00. (Points : 1) True False

Question 15. 15. An entire set of individuals or objects having some common characteristics is: (Points : 1) Sample Population Median Group Complete selection

Question 16. 16. Data which uses number values, has an equal distance between values, and has a possible absolute zero is: (Points : 1) Interval Nominal Ordinal Ratio

Question 17. 17. To determine the proportion of variability in one variable that can be accounted for or explained by the variability of a second variable, you would calculate a correlation coefficient, then square it. (Points : 1) True False

Question 18. 18. A significant finding with the 2 sample t-test indicates a strong relationship exists between the 2 population means. (Points : 1) True False

Question 19. 19. Data which uses number values with an equal distance between values are: (Points : 1) Nominal Ordinal Normal Interval

Question 20. 20. Data which uses numbers to provide categories or labels as well as the ordering of the categories are: (Points : 1) Nominal Ordinal Ratio Interval

Question 21. 21. Not all variables retained in a regression model are required to be significant. (Points : 1) True False

Question 22. 22. Parametric tests can be used with any type of data. (Points : 1) True False

Question 23. 23. This term refers to how data spreads out or disperses within a distribution. (Points : 1) Variability Critical region Range Mode

Question 24. 24. Relevant data that are expressed in numerical form are called: (Points : 1) Qualitative data Quantitative data Standard data Multiplicative data

Question 25. 25. It is not necessary to look at the frequency distribution if the mean, median, and mode are known. (Points : 1) True False

Question 26. 26. Causation is synonymous with association. (Points : 1) True False

Question 27. 27. The area of the theoretical distribution where the researcher will reject the null hypothesis is called: (Points : 1) +/- 1 standard deviation Semi-quartile range Critical region Standard deviation

Question 28. 28. The arithmetic average of the data is called the: (Points : 1) Mean Median Mode Variability

Question 29. 29. Regression uses the least squares method to fit a model. (Points : 1) True False

Question 30. 30. The difference between the highest and lowest score in a distribution is called: (Points : 1) Semi-quartile range Range Mean Median

Question 31. 31. This is the measurement of dispersion equal to the square root of the mathematical variance. (Points : 1) Mean Median Standard deviation Range

Question 32. 32. This is used to compare means while controlling for the effect of a covariate. (Points : 1) ANOVA RANOVA ANCOVA Dependent t-test

Question 33. 33. The assumptions for ANCOVA differ substantially from those for ANOVA. (Points : 1) True False

Question 34. 34. When the researcher incorrectly rejects the null hypothesis, it is known as: (Points : 1) Hypothesis error Statistical significance Type I error Type II error

Question 35. 35. You are studying the effect of hypnosis on weight loss. You will measure each patient’s weight pre- and post-intervention. The most appropriate test is: (Points : 1) One sample t-test MANOVA ANCOVA Dependent groups t-test

Question 36. 36. What is the minimum level of measurement appropriate for the independent variable in a t-test? (Points : 1) Nominal Ordinal Interval Ratio

Question 37. 37. ANOVA assumes which of the following? (Points : 1) Random sampling Normal distribution Dependent variable is at least interval Three or more groups of independent variable All of the above

Question 38. 38. Public Health nurses want to compare the mean weight of US 6th graders to a sample of 6th graders in one school. Which statistical test is most appropriate (Points : 1) One-sample t-test ANOVA ANCOVA Independent t-test

Question 39. 39. A group of neonatal nurses wanted to know if there was a difference in mean heart rate between premature babies who were swaddled and babies who were not swaddled. Babies were randomly assigned to swaddling or no swaddling. Which test is most appropriate? (Points : 1) One sample t-test ANCOVA Independent t-test Logistic regression

Question 40. 40. Psych nurses wanted to evaluate the effect of three different treatments for anxiety – positive imagery, therapeutic touch, and medication on anxiety score (interval data) while controlling for the effect of length of stay. Which test is most appropriate? (Points : 1) ANOVA ANCOVA Independent t-test Paired t-test

Question 41. 41. Critical care nurses wanted to evaluate the effect of heparin vs saline IV flush solution on IV patency (patent vs not patent). Which test is most appropriate? (Points : 1) One sample t-test Independent t-test Chi-square test ANOVA

Question 42. 42. A nurse researcher wanted to evaluate blood pressure in a set of patients/research subjects at 1, 3, and 6 months. What test would be most appropriate? (Points : 1) Independent t-test ANVOVA RM-ANOVA ANCOVA

Question 43. 43. In a study that examines the effect of a peer mentor on the heart rate of patients, what is the dependent variable? (Points : 1) Peer mentoring Emotional status Heart rate Patients

Question 44. 44. A variable with equal distances between score units which also has a true meaningful zero is: (Points : 1) Ordinal Cardinal Ratio Nominal

Question 45. 45. The standard deviation is: (Points : 1) The difference between the 3rd and 1st quartile. The squared deviations from the mean. The difference between the highest and lowest scores. The square root of the variance.

Question 46. 46. If a researcher accepts a null hypothesis when that hypothesis is actually true, she has committed: (Points : 1) a type I error a type II error no error a causation

Question 47. 47. Chi-square tests can be conducted for a 4X3 contingency table. (Points : 1) True False

Question 48. 48. This is used when a conservative approach is desired and an expected cell frequency is less than 5 in a 2X2 table. (Points : 1) Fisher’s exact test Cramer’s V Yates’ correction Regression

Question 49. 49. The distribution of chi-square values is NOT normally distributed. (Points : 1) True False

Question 50. 50. Generally, an ANOVA test is used when 3 or more variables are compared. (Points : 1) True False

 

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