To make meaningful causal inferences when conducting quantitative analyses, one must employ…?

1) To make meaningful causal inferences when conducting quantitative analyses, one must employ…?

2) Parametric procedures of quantitative analysis make an underlying assumption that…?

3) A well known non-parametric analysis procedure for working with nominal levels of measurement where only frequencies (counts) and reflected in the formula…?

4) Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) results in the calculation of the F Statistic and interpretation of this statistic will inform you as to…?

5) A quantitative analysis method which aggregates a number of (similar) individual studies into a large data set from which to compute an over all “effect size” (based on similar study procedures and treatments) is commonly known as…?

6) The number of scores that are free to vary when estimating a population parameter from a sample is known as…?

7) A quantitative analytical procedure used to evaluate (test) for the difference between two or more group means, is commonly known as…?

8) To make causal inferences from observed differences between groups based on varied levels of treatment, it is necessary to…?

9) Decision rules in quantitative analysis are set by…?

10) Structural Equation Modeling involves subcomponent analysis characteristics of both…?

11) In “Regression Analysis” the Multiple R Squared “R2” may be interpreted as…?

12) A study that uses a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods to study a particular topic or area is known as…?

13) A procedure in regression analysis where Predictor or Independent Variables are coded as 1 or 0 (representing categories) and can be used to produce ANOVA Tables under the General Linear Model is known as…?

14) The “standard deviation of the sample score” divided by the “square root of the sample size” is the formula for computing the…? (i.e.,)

15) A conservative correction method for inflated “Alpha values” based on multiple comparisons being carried out independently on a specific data set, is known as…?

16) The circumstance where the Null Hypothesis is rejected when it is actually true is known as…?

17) A procedure for interpreting where a “true score” in a distribution falls on a basis of probability within a defined range is known as…?

18) In ANOVA, the “error variance” is typically reflected in…?

19) When conducting an inferential statistical analysis, and applying a conventional “critical p- value” of .05, the odds of making a Type I Error and “rejecting a true Null Hypothesis” is…?

20) In conducting multiple regression analyses (MRAs), a major technical concern involves any high correlation of predictor (regressor) variables included in the model. The term for this is…?

21) All “Factorial ANOVAs” share the characteristic of…?

22) Under conditions where a large sample is used in experimental research, and “power” of a statistical test is maximized, it is possible to have statistically significant results, yet a fairly small…?

23) Most basic forms of quantitative analysis look at __________ and __________ among groups as measured on specified sets of variables.

24) Nonparametric procedures for quantitative analyses tend to be…?

25) Time to event analyses involve the analysis of time differences from onset to termination event for cases included in a study and exposed to different conditions or treatments. The common name for this analysis is…?