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A ________ is a consistent and
systematic linkage between the
levels or labels for two variables.
A) variance
E
B) correlation
C) coefficient
D) difference
E) relationship
, The term ________ implies that the scale
is metric, whereas the term ________
implies that the scale is categorical.
A) levels; labels
A
B) labels; levels
C) levels; variances
D) labels; variances
E) variances; labels
Relationship analyses determine
whether:
A) stable patterns exist between two
or more variables
B) significant differences exist
between two or more variables
A C) stable generalizations exist
between 12 or more variables
D) two variables have the same level
of measurement
E) none of the above; relationships
occur between clients and
researchers
, When a scale has "labels" as
opposed to "levels" we can normally
assume the level of measurement is:
A) metric
C
B) in small increments
C) categorical
D) to scale
E) average
When a scale has "levels" as
opposed to "labels" we can
normally assume the level of
measurement is:
A A) metric
B) in small increments
C) categorical
D) to scale
E) average
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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Terms in this set (55)
A ________ is a consistent and
systematic linkage between the
levels or labels for two variables.
A) variance
E
B) correlation
C) coefficient
D) difference
E) relationship
, The term ________ implies that the scale
is metric, whereas the term ________
implies that the scale is categorical.
A) levels; labels
A
B) labels; levels
C) levels; variances
D) labels; variances
E) variances; labels
Relationship analyses determine
whether:
A) stable patterns exist between two
or more variables
B) significant differences exist
between two or more variables
A C) stable generalizations exist
between 12 or more variables
D) two variables have the same level
of measurement
E) none of the above; relationships
occur between clients and
researchers
, When a scale has "labels" as
opposed to "levels" we can normally
assume the level of measurement is:
A) metric
C
B) in small increments
C) categorical
D) to scale
E) average
When a scale has "levels" as
opposed to "labels" we can
normally assume the level of
measurement is:
A A) metric
B) in small increments
C) categorical
D) to scale
E) average