When we know an already known factor such as a national proportion, this can be used as:
a. a sample
b. the threshold fraction
c. a statistical significance measure
d. a tool for description
Ans: B
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Since poor people are often living in a crisis mode before a disaster hits, ______.
A. disasters rarely do much to shake up their day-to-day lives B. they are more readily able to bounce back, having learned resiliency from repeated struggles C. they are typically the most devastated group in a crisis D. they are likely to be the most well-prepared for that disaster
The speed limit on interstate highways in the United States was reduced from 65 to 55 miles per hour in
1976. It was raised back to 65 in 1988; in 1996, individual state governments could decide the limit and many raised it to 75 miles per hour. Proponents and critics of the law have looked at the number of traffic deaths per 1000 miles driven on the highways between 1970 and 1998 to see whether the law affected traffic deaths. What type of design is this? A) one shot case study B) pretest-posttest one group design C) interrupted time series design D) equivalent time series design
Match the concept with the definition.
1. Ethics statement 2. Statement of limitations 3. Statement of research problem 4. Literature review 5. Methodological plan 6. A budget a. Discussion of how data will be collected, given opportunities and constraints b. A careful list of anticipated costs c. Explanation of how research builds on what has already been reported d. A review of weaknesses in the project and plans for minimizing their consequences e. How you will identify and respond to problems associated with using human subjects f. Introductory clarification of what the research is about