Are the following statements true or false?
(a) Contingency tables can be used to summarize count frequencies for discrete data.
(b) The degrees of freedom used in a chi-square goodness of fit test are related to the number of cells being examined.
(c) Independence in a two-way contingency table implies that for each factor the different levels have equal probabilities.
(d) In a two-way contingency table analysis, the null hypothesis of independence is a more complicated model for the data than the alternative hypothesis.
(e) In a goodness of fit test an extremely high p-value suggests the possibility that the experimenter cheated and made up the data.
(f) For comparing two probabilities, either the methods of Section 10.2 or the methods of Section 10.4 can be used.
(g) Discrete data analysis can be referred to as categorical data analysis.
(h) A one-sided confidence interval that pros ides a lower bound on p can be used to obtain a one-sided confidence interval that provides an upper bound on 1 - P.
(i) The margin of error in a political poll has a confidence level tacitly associated with it.
(j) The likelihood ratio chi-square statistic always provides values larger than the Pearson chi-square statistic, although the values are generally very close together.