1. In a study in which the statistical test resulted in a statistical value of 4.11 and the critical value of the statistic was 3.27, we would conclude

		There's not enough information to reach a conclusion
		That Ho is supported
		That Ha is supported
		That we're likely to make a Type II error
		None of the abov

QUESTION 2

1. In the table below, how many observations would you expect in the favorite meal category being steak and the gender being male, assuming that favorite meal and gender were independent of each other?

	Male	Female
Steak	34	13
Seafood	17	22
Italian	21	31
Chinese	14	12

		22.35
		13.63
		34.00
		24.65
		27.27

QUESTION 3

1. Concluding that pay for performance results in higher levels of motivation when it actually does not would be an example of

		A false positive
		A Type I error
		A false negative
		A Type II error
		None of the above

QUESTION 4

1. In a study in which the statistical test resulted in a p-value of .051, we would conclude

		There's not enough information to reach a conclusion
		That Ho is supported
		That Ha is supported
		That we're likely to make a Type II error
		None of the above

QUESTION 5

1. If I hypothesized that individuals who worked longer hours were more likely to suffer from stress disorders and the statistical analysis resulted in a statistical value (the exact statistic is irrelevant in this case) of 7.34, I would conclude

		That Ha is supported
		That Ho is supported
		That this is an example of a Type I error
		That the alpha level is too high
		None of the above

QUESTION 6

1. In a Chi-Square Test of Independence of the relationship between region (Mid-Atlantic, Southeastern, Mid-West, and Pacific) and employee turnover rate (high, medium, or low), how many degrees of freedom (df) would there be in the test?
2. 3
3. 4
4. 5
5. 6
6. None of the above