a087_0afe
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a small value suggests the observed data are NOT consistent with the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MCcb64_c78e
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a measure of the discrepancy between the observed and expected data sets'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCda07_e2a1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a constant probability that provides a cutoff for falsification of the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC865c_220c
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this number determines which row of the chi-square (χ²) critical value table you should use'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC0230_ee1f
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis makes it easier to calculate the expected values'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct MCed3c_e932
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the probability of getting a result that is either the same or more extreme than the actual observations'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct MC734e_220c
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'usually one less than the number of observed categories (rows in the table)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCfc1d_7e03
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we aim to support this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC415d_e932
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'standard cutoff probability used to determine statistic significance'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect MCfc1d_ddd7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we aim to support this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCc6a0_a9ef
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'for this hypothesis, the expected values are often impossible to calculate'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC6233_b109
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we want to faill to support this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MC6c82_89aa
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect MCa478_0afe
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a fixed probability cutoff whether the null hypothesis, H0 can be or cannot be supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC45a0_7ea6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we attempt to find evidence against this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct MC6a69_f9cd
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'in most chi-square (χ²) tests, it is the number of observed categories (rows in the table) minus one'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCcb64_0614
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a measure of the discrepancy between the observed and expected data sets'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCf523_89aa
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'represents how many independent values can vary after constraints are applied'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect MCb75a_ee1f
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'found in a table for a given degrees of freedom and level of significance, α'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC415d_e2a1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'standard cutoff probability used to determine statistic significance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCc6a0_7da1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'for this hypothesis, the expected values are often impossible to calculate'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC6233_4ae6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we want to faill to support this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MCb0a7_7e03
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if the null hypothesis, H0 cannot be supported , then this opposing hypothesis is supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCa087_0a3b
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a small value suggests the observed data are NOT consistent with the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MCc6a0_81d8
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'for this hypothesis, the expected values are often impossible to calculate'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCd068_7da1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'biologists use a probability of 0.05 (5%) for this value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC865c_81d8
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this number determines which row of the chi-square (χ²) critical value table you should use'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC80f4_d4e7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, then there is stronger evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MCcb64_4ae6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a measure of the discrepancy between the observed and expected data sets'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC45a0_e2a1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we attempt to find evidence against this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct MCd068_ddd7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'biologists use a probability of 0.05 (5%) for this value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect MCb75a_0614
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'found in a table for a given degrees of freedom and level of significance, α'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCd7c6_81d8
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the statistical cutoff of the result for the null hypothesis, H0 to be supported or not'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect MC45a0_0afe
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we attempt to find evidence against this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MC0230_0a3b
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis makes it easier to calculate the expected values'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MCc6a0_7ea6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'for this hypothesis, the expected values are often impossible to calculate'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCdac9_220c
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is large, then there is stronger evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCd068_c0b3
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'biologists use a probability of 0.05 (5%) for this value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC6c82_ddd7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCcb64_f9cd
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a measure of the discrepancy between the observed and expected data sets'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCed3c_b109
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the probability of getting a result that is either the same or more extreme than the actual observations'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MC415d_e76a
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'standard cutoff probability used to determine statistic significance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC6a69_4ae6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'in most chi-square (χ²) tests, it is the number of observed categories (rows in the table) minus one'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC0230_e76a
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis makes it easier to calculate the expected values'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MCb0a7_ee1f
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if the null hypothesis, H0 cannot be supported , then this opposing hypothesis is supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC6c82_e2a1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC9e05_0afe
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we are attempting to support this hypothesis indirectly by using the chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC9e05_81d8
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we are attempting to support this hypothesis indirectly by using the chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCcb64_e932
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a measure of the discrepancy between the observed and expected data sets'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCb55f_c0b3
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the fixed probability for whether or NOT the null hypothesis, H0 can be supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCb0a7_e2a1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if the null hypothesis, H0 cannot be supported , then this opposing hypothesis is supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC6a69_ee1f
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'in most chi-square (χ²) tests, it is the number of observed categories (rows in the table) minus one'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCf523_b109
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'represents how many independent values can vary after constraints are applied'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCb55f_89aa
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the fixed probability for whether or NOT the null hypothesis, H0 can be supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct MC0230_7ea6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis makes it easier to calculate the expected values'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct MCb55f_ddd7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the fixed probability for whether or NOT the null hypothesis, H0 can be supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect MC2ee7_a9ef
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the boundary of how extreme a test statistic we need to support the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCd068_e76a
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'biologists use a probability of 0.05 (5%) for this value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCd7c6_a9ef
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the statistical cutoff of the result for the null hypothesis, H0 to be supported or not'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect MCd068_e2a1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'biologists use a probability of 0.05 (5%) for this value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC66e8_0a3b
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the sum of the normalized square difference between observed and expected data'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCda07_c78e
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a constant probability that provides a cutoff for falsification of the null hypothesis, H0'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCc6a0_e2a1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'for this hypothesis, the expected values are often impossible to calculate'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCdac9_81d8
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is large, then there is stronger evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCc6a0_7e03
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'for this hypothesis, the expected values are often impossible to calculate'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCdac9_0614
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is large, then there is stronger evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC6c82_7da1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC9e05_89aa
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we are attempting to support this hypothesis indirectly by using the chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect MC9ef0_a9ef
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the smaller this number, the bigger the chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct MC415d_c78e
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'standard cutoff probability used to determine statistic significance'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC66e8_a9ef
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the sum of the normalized square difference between observed and expected data'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCcb64_ee1f
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a measure of the discrepancy between the observed and expected data sets'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC80f4_a9ef
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, then there is stronger evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct MC9e05_7da1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we are attempting to support this hypothesis indirectly by using the chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC80f4_81d8
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, then there is stronger evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct MC2ee7_e2a1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the boundary of how extreme a test statistic we need to support the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC415d_a9ef
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'standard cutoff probability used to determine statistic significance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect MC00bd_0a3b
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the bigger this number, the smaller the p-value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC2ee7_ee1f
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the boundary of how extreme a test statistic we need to support the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC45a0_d4e7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we attempt to find evidence against this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MC415d_7ea6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'standard cutoff probability used to determine statistic significance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC865c_e932
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this number determines which row of the chi-square (χ²) critical value table you should use'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCb55f_e2a1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the fixed probability for whether or NOT the null hypothesis, H0 can be supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC2ee7_f9cd
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the boundary of how extreme a test statistic we need to support the null hypothesis, H0'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC9ef0_81d8
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the smaller this number, the bigger the chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct MCd26d_89aa
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents a deviation or bias from the expected pattern'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect MC734e_ddd7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'usually one less than the number of observed categories (rows in the table)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC6c82_e932
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC6233_0a3b
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we want to faill to support this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MCfc1d_0614
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we aim to support this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC45a0_f9cd
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we attempt to find evidence against this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct MCa087_0614
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a small value suggests the observed data are NOT consistent with the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Correct MC0230_c78e
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis makes it easier to calculate the expected values'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MC734e_d4e7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'usually one less than the number of observed categories (rows in the table)'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC6c82_0614
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCf523_4ae6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'represents how many independent values can vary after constraints are applied'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC9ef0_0afe
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the smaller this number, the bigger the chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MC6c82_0a3b
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC9ef0_7da1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the smaller this number, the bigger the chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MCc6a0_e76a
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'for this hypothesis, the expected values are often impossible to calculate'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC66e8_0614
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the sum of the normalized square difference between observed and expected data'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCb75a_c78e
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'found in a table for a given degrees of freedom and level of significance, α'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC00bd_d4e7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the bigger this number, the smaller the p-value'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC734e_4ae6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'usually one less than the number of observed categories (rows in the table)'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC00bd_a9ef
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the bigger this number, the smaller the p-value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC9e05_e2a1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we are attempting to support this hypothesis indirectly by using the chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCf523_f9cd
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'represents how many independent values can vary after constraints are applied'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC80f4_0a3b
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, then there is stronger evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MC45a0_220c
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we attempt to find evidence against this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MCb0a7_0614
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if the null hypothesis, H0 cannot be supported , then this opposing hypothesis is supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCa087_ddd7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a small value suggests the observed data are NOT consistent with the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct MCb55f_c78e
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the fixed probability for whether or NOT the null hypothesis, H0 can be supported'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCcb64_c0b3
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a measure of the discrepancy between the observed and expected data sets'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC80f4_7da1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, then there is stronger evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MCb75a_7ea6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'found in a table for a given degrees of freedom and level of significance, α'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCcb64_0a3b
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a measure of the discrepancy between the observed and expected data sets'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCd26d_7e03
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents a deviation or bias from the expected pattern'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCcb64_220c
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a measure of the discrepancy between the observed and expected data sets'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC865c_7e03
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this number determines which row of the chi-square (χ²) critical value table you should use'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCb55f_d4e7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the fixed probability for whether or NOT the null hypothesis, H0 can be supported'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCda07_f9cd
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a constant probability that provides a cutoff for falsification of the null hypothesis, H0'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC6a69_e932
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'in most chi-square (χ²) tests, it is the number of observed categories (rows in the table) minus one'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCd26d_e2a1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents a deviation or bias from the expected pattern'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCfc1d_e2a1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we aim to support this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCb0a7_c0b3
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if the null hypothesis, H0 cannot be supported , then this opposing hypothesis is supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCb75a_4ae6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'found in a table for a given degrees of freedom and level of significance, α'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCa478_c78e
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a fixed probability cutoff whether the null hypothesis, H0 can be or cannot be supported'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC80f4_e76a
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, then there is stronger evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MCc6a0_89aa
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'for this hypothesis, the expected values are often impossible to calculate'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect MCda07_7da1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a constant probability that provides a cutoff for falsification of the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCd7c6_e2a1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the statistical cutoff of the result for the null hypothesis, H0 to be supported or not'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC6a69_81d8
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'in most chi-square (χ²) tests, it is the number of observed categories (rows in the table) minus one'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCf523_d4e7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'represents how many independent values can vary after constraints are applied'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC6233_e2a1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we want to faill to support this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct MCed3c_4ae6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the probability of getting a result that is either the same or more extreme than the actual observations'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MCb55f_e932
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the fixed probability for whether or NOT the null hypothesis, H0 can be supported'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect MC415d_d4e7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'standard cutoff probability used to determine statistic significance'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCd26d_c0b3
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents a deviation or bias from the expected pattern'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCb75a_89aa
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'found in a table for a given degrees of freedom and level of significance, α'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect MCb0a7_81d8
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if the null hypothesis, H0 cannot be supported , then this opposing hypothesis is supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCd26d_a9ef
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents a deviation or bias from the expected pattern'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC415d_89aa
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'standard cutoff probability used to determine statistic significance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct MCfc1d_81d8
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we aim to support this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCdac9_f9cd
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is large, then there is stronger evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCf523_81d8
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'represents how many independent values can vary after constraints are applied'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC6a69_e76a
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'in most chi-square (χ²) tests, it is the number of observed categories (rows in the table) minus one'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCcb64_7ea6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a measure of the discrepancy between the observed and expected data sets'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCa478_89aa
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a fixed probability cutoff whether the null hypothesis, H0 can be or cannot be supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct MCed3c_a9ef
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the probability of getting a result that is either the same or more extreme than the actual observations'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct MCb75a_7da1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'found in a table for a given degrees of freedom and level of significance, α'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC2ee7_0614
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the boundary of how extreme a test statistic we need to support the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCf523_7e03
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'represents how many independent values can vary after constraints are applied'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCdac9_89aa
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is large, then there is stronger evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect MC00bd_220c
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the bigger this number, the smaller the p-value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC66e8_220c
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the sum of the normalized square difference between observed and expected data'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC6233_7ea6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we want to faill to support this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct MC865c_0614
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this number determines which row of the chi-square (χ²) critical value table you should use'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct p-value Incorrect MC6a69_d4e7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'in most chi-square (χ²) tests, it is the number of observed categories (rows in the table) minus one'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC0230_d4e7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis makes it easier to calculate the expected values'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MCd7c6_0afe
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the statistical cutoff of the result for the null hypothesis, H0 to be supported or not'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC865c_f9cd
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this number determines which row of the chi-square (χ²) critical value table you should use'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCda07_e932
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a constant probability that provides a cutoff for falsification of the null hypothesis, H0'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect MC9ef0_b109
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the smaller this number, the bigger the chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MC66e8_c78e
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the sum of the normalized square difference between observed and expected data'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCcb64_81d8
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a measure of the discrepancy between the observed and expected data sets'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC80f4_ddd7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, then there is stronger evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct MCb55f_b109
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the fixed probability for whether or NOT the null hypothesis, H0 can be supported'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC6c82_b109
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCd068_a9ef
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'biologists use a probability of 0.05 (5%) for this value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect MCd7c6_7ea6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the statistical cutoff of the result for the null hypothesis, H0 to be supported or not'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC6c82_f9cd
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCa087_a9ef
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a small value suggests the observed data are NOT consistent with the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct MCd26d_7ea6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents a deviation or bias from the expected pattern'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCd7c6_c0b3
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the statistical cutoff of the result for the null hypothesis, H0 to be supported or not'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC0230_f9cd
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis makes it easier to calculate the expected values'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct MC9e05_c0b3
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we are attempting to support this hypothesis indirectly by using the chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC66e8_ee1f
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the sum of the normalized square difference between observed and expected data'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC9ef0_0a3b
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the smaller this number, the bigger the chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MC9ef0_d4e7
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the smaller this number, the bigger the chi-square (χ²) test statistic'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MCfc1d_7da1
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we aim to support this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCb0a7_0afe
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if the null hypothesis, H0 cannot be supported , then this opposing hypothesis is supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC66e8_f9cd
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the sum of the normalized square difference between observed and expected data'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCfc1d_c0b3
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we aim to support this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCd26d_220c
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents a deviation or bias from the expected pattern'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCd26d_0614
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents a deviation or bias from the expected pattern'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCcb64_0afe
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a measure of the discrepancy between the observed and expected data sets'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC66e8_4ae6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the sum of the normalized square difference between observed and expected data'.
chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC66e8_89aa
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the sum of the normalized square difference between observed and expected data'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect MC2ee7_7ea6
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the boundary of how extreme a test statistic we need to support the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCf523_220c
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'represents how many independent values can vary after constraints are applied'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCd26d_ee1f
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents a deviation or bias from the expected pattern'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC00bd_0614
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the bigger this number, the smaller the p-value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCed3c_e76a
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'the probability of getting a result that is either the same or more extreme than the actual observations'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MCfc1d_e76a
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'we aim to support this hypothesis in our chi-square (χ²) test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC0230_0afe
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis makes it easier to calculate the expected values'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MCa478_a9ef
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'a fixed probability cutoff whether the null hypothesis, H0 can be or cannot be supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect MC80f4_7e03
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, then there is stronger evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MC415d_c0b3
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'standard cutoff probability used to determine statistic significance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCb0a7_220c
Which one of the following chi-square (χ²) terms correspond to the definition 'if the null hypothesis, H0 cannot be supported , then this opposing hypothesis is supported'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct chi-square (χ²) test statistic Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect