Question 11 Approximately what percentage of scores falls between -1 and +1 standard deviations around the mean under the normal curve? Group of answer choices A68% B34% C95% D14% Flag question:...




Question 11


Approximately what percentage of scores falls between -1 and +1 standard deviations around the mean under the normal curve?

Group of answer choices

A68%




B34%



C95%



D14%










Flag question: Question 12

What percentage of all scores fall above az score of +1?

Group of answer choices


50%




34%




16%




68%










Flag question: Question 13

In a distribution with a mean of 30 and a standard deviation of 5, how many standard deviations is 60 from the mean?

Group of answer choices


5




-6




0




6










Flag question: Question 14

When you flip a coin 10 times, how many possible combinations or outcomes could you have?

Group of answer choices


22





210





102





1010











Flag question: Question 15

If you know thez score, standard deviation(s), and mean (M), what formula would you use to compute the raw score (X)?

Group of answer choices


M =z(s) +X






X = (z+s) ÷ M






z = (M –X) ÷s






X =z(s) + M











Flag question: Question 16

What is thezscore when you have a raw score of 85, a group mean of 75, and a standard deviation of 5?

Group of answer choices


-2.5




2.5




-2.0




2.0










Flag question: Question 17

Events that appear in the extremes of the normal curve have a very small probability of occurring.

Group of answer choices


True




False










Flag question: Question 18

About half of all scores fall between the mean and 1 standard deviation below the mean.

Group of answer choices


True




False










Flag question: Question 19

The term for error that cannot be controlled for is ______.

Group of answer choices


Type I error




probability




Type II error




chance










Flag question: Question 20

The first step in testing a hypothesis is to do which of the following?

Group of answer choices


Set the level of risk associated with the null hypothesis.




Select the appropriate test statistic.




Provide a statement of the null hypothesis




Compute the test statistic value.





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