Professor Hague counts the number of total people and percentage who are black in a sample of 400 TV commercials shown during a one-month period on two Miami stations
She wants to see whether the percentage of blacks in commercials equals, is greater than, or is less than the percentage of blacks in the area population. She is using
A) latent structure measurement.
B) generic content coding.
C) manifest content coding.
D) corroborative coding.
E) latent content coding.
C
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The goal of grassroots tax protests is generally
A) to lower income tax rates. B) to eliminate local sales taxes. C) to reduce property taxes. D) to increase the progressivity of local tax structures.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The better your sampling procedures, the better you are able to assert that the intervention was the cause of the measured client growth.
The t –Test calculates a t–score by dividing the difference between two means by the standard error of the difference between means in the theoretical sampling distribution
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The two pieces of evidence that you need for your hypothesis to be supported by your data:
a. large sample and your data must be in the hypothesized direction b. the findings from the hypothesis test must be statistically significant c. large sample and your data need not be in the hypothesized direction d. your data must be in the hypothesized direction and the findings from the hypothesis test must be statistically significant