Across
- 2. This type of analysis is a method for studying casual patterns among variables.
- 6. This term refers to the number of observations free to vary about in parameter. (three words!)
- 9. This type of modeling involves testing a hypothesized casual explanation of a phenomenon.
- 11. This hypothesis states that there is no relationship between variables
- 13. this is the parametric procedure for testing differences between means when there are three or more groups.
- 14. this is the extension of ANOVA to more than one dependent variable.
- 15. Researchers compute this instead of critical regions with their data. (two words)
- 17. This type of regression analyzes the relationship between multiple independent variables and a dependent variable and yields a predictive equation
- 18. The two most frequently used significance levels 0.05 and 0.01 are referred to as what?
- 19. This type of "t-test" is utilized when means for two sets of data are not independent. (5 words.....not really just one, or is it?)
Down
- 1. Adjusted means allows researchers to determine this (two words)
- 3. Researchers may apply this when they run multiple tests to establish a more conservative alpha level (two words)
- 4. This reflects the ratio of two probabilities: the probability of an event occurring, to the probability that it will not occur.
- 5. This type of analysis is used to make predictions, in the simple form one independent variable is used to predict a dependent variable
- 6. This type of analysis makes predictions about membership in groups.
- 7. This type of regression model enters all predictor variables into the regression equation at the same time.
- 8. This class of statistical test does not estimate parameters.
- 10. ________ exact test should be used to test the significance of differences in proportions.
- 12. This type of distribution is the probability of "successes" in a sequence of independent yes/no trials
- 16. Multicollinearity can be diagnosed by computing an index of ________.
