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is the symbol for the

a. population median.
b. population mode.
c. population mean.
d. sample mean.

Question 2

When we graph results from an experiment, a line graph is appropriate when

a. the independent variable is interval or ratio.
b. the independent variable is nominal or ordinal.
c. the dependent variable is nominal or ordinal.
d. the dependent variable is interval or ratio.

Question 3

When we graph the results of an experiment, the Y axis indicates the

a. measure of central tendency we have used for the dependent variable.
b. raw score values for each subject on the dependent variable.
c. raw score values for each subject on the independent variable.
d. levels of the independent variable.

Question 4

A deviation is more informative than a raw score because it

a. describes the shape of the distribution.
b. has a greater numeric value.
c. is a transformation of the raw score.
d. gives the score's location relative to the mean.

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