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This document contains answers for the assignment SPSS 3 of week 2 - Statistical testing and bivariate analysis Part 1 - for the course Research and Statistics 7U9X0 (old form) - Quantitative Research Methods and Statistics 7U0B20 (new form).

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Statistical testing and bivariate analysis Part 1

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, Theory distributions, one-sample t-test

The questions below are based on the lecture



L1. Take a normally distributed variable with a mean Mu and a standard deviation Delta. What
percentage of the values falls within the interval [Mu − Delta, Mu + Delta]? A
A. 68%
B. 95%
C. 99%


L2. A standard normal distribution has: A
A. A mean of 0 and a standard deviation of 1
B. A mean of 1 and a standard deviation of 0


L3. To standardize a variable (bring its distribution to a standard normal distribution) one needs to: B
A. Subtract the standard deviation and divide the result by the mean
B. Subtract the mean and divide the result by the standard deviation


L4. We have a data sample with people visiting a shopping centre. The variable ‘distance between
home and shopping centre’ is normally distributed, has a mean of 2 km and a standard deviation of 3
km.


You want to know which percentage of visitors lives within the distance of 5 km from the shopping
centre. Calculate the z-value that will help you to compute this percentage. 1


Calculate the 95% confidence interval for the mean distance between home and shopping centre.
Assume that the sample contains 2000 observations.
Which critical t-value should you use? 1.96
What is the left range of the interval? 1.87
What is the right range of the interval? 2.13




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