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STATS 108 THANKS
1. Which one of the following statements is false?
If blocking is used in the design of an experiment, then there is nothing to be gained from using randomisation in that design.
In experiments blocking is used to ensure fair comparisons between the treatments with respect to the other factors the experimenter knows are important.
Only a well designed and well executed experiment can reliably establish causation.
An observational study is often used for identifying possible causes of effects.
Experiments should use some form of random assignment of experimental subjects to treatment groups in an attempt to make the treatment groups as similar as possible in every way except for the treatment being used.
2. In a web survey of approximately 2000 Stage 1 Statistics students, 915 responded.
The students were asked for their birth date and how long they had lived in New Zealand. From this information, values can be found for the variable Percentage of life lived in New Zealand.
Which one of the following statements is not a potential problem when analysing the responses from the survey?
Students may interpret the question "How many years have you lived in New Zealand?" differently, thus question effects may exist.
Percentage of life lived in New Zealand was not one of the questions the students answered.
There will be nonsampling errors, and it will be virtually impossible to determine how badly they will affect the results.
Since this was a web survey, there may be survey-format effects.
The students who answered the web survey were self-selected.
3. TABLE VISITOR ARRIVAL AVERAGE SPEND
AUSTRALIA 122545 XXXXX
UK XXXX XXXXX
USA XXX XXXXX
ASIA XXXX XXXXX
Which one of the following modifications to Table 1 would not improve the table for presentation purposes?
Round the 'Average Spend $NZ' column to the nearest hundred.
Order the rows according to the 'Visitor Arrivals' column.
Add a row of column averages.
Round the 'Visitor Arrivals' column to the nearest ten thousand.
Add a column of row averages. |
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