1.True or false: A small p-value (below our given threshold) indicates strong evidence against the null hypothesis

A. True

B. False

C. Cannot be determined from the information provided

4.Which of the following is not considered in choosing a statistical test?

A. Number of variables

B. The R-squared that will be considered significant

C. The format of the data (continuous, categorical)

D. What relationship you are testing (difference, predictor, correlation)

2.What is the first step (of the four steps) of testing p-values?

A. Run statistical tests

B. Specify the null and alternative hypotheses

C. Assess the p-value

D. Make a determination regarding the null hypothesis

3.What do we call the general statement that there is no relationship between two measured phenomena or no association among groups?

A. Statistical test

B. Null hypothesis

C. Alternative hypothesis

D. Theory

5.What is the possible range of a p-value?

A. -1 to 0

B. 0 to 5

C. 0 to 1

D. -1 to 1