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If the probability that Jack will be assigned to the experimental group is .50, and the probability that Jill will be assigned to the experimental group is also .50, then the probability that both Jack and Jill will be assigned to the experimental group is .50
 
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Displays that show how the absolute and relative frequencies of cases per category add up as we go from one category to the next are called:
 
  a. Absolute frequency distributions.
  b. Relative frequency distributions.
  c. Cumulative frequency distributions.
  d. Grouped frequency distributions.


If your caseload is comprised of 10 clients, and your agency's total caseload contains 100 clients, and your agency director chooses one client at random to serve as a consumer representative on your agency's board, then the probability that one of your clients will be chosen is .05.
 
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Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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Good timing, thanks!
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Helped a lot
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