1. Your study has two independent variables.What is the primary deciding factor between analyzing the data with an ANOVA versus a chi-square?

a.number of subjects

b.measurement scale on which the data is measured

c.number of dependent variable measures

d.calculation convenience

Your study has only one group of subjects.What is the primary deciding factor between analyzing the data with a one-samplettest versus a Pearson'sr?

a.the research question: difference between means versus relationship between score sets

b.the time of treatment relative to data collection: assigned versus post hoc

c.the way in which the data were collected: experimenter measured versus self-reported

d.calculation convenience

1. We cannot use correlation to predict outcomes unless we first know which of the two variables is causing the other.

a.True

b.False

1. The predicted score in the regression is called what?

a.The confidence interval

b.The point estimate

c.The slope

d.The standard error of the estimate

An actual score's deviation from the predicted score is called what?

a.The point esimate

b..The confidence interval.

c.The prediction error.

d.The standard error of prediction.