Question

1. When Hannah uses information from her sample to estimate characteristics of a population, she is using

• A. Population parameters
• B. Descriptive statistics
• C. Inferential statistics
• D. Raw data

2. For researchers conducting single-subject designs, this is a marker of the extent to which the intervention makes a meaningful difference in the well-being of the subject.

• A. The study's variability
• B. The study's statistical significance
• C. The study's practical significance
• D. The study's visual analysis

• 3.The two families of inferential statistical analyses are tests of comparison and tests of compensation.

• A. True
• B. False

Answer 1

1. When Hannah uses information from her sample to estimate characteristics of a population, she is using

ans-> C. Inferential statistics

2. For researchers conducting single-subject designs, this is a marker of the extent to which the intervention makes a meaningful difference in the well-being of the subject.

ans-> B. The study's statistical significance

3. The two families of inferential statistical analyses are tests of comparison and tests of compensation.

ans-> False