Across
- 6. Where only the independent variable has
- 8. by labels
- 11. This, of a measurement, is determined by the
- 14. This would be found if the quantity could be
- 16. value other than the true value (10,6)
- 17. to whole numbers
- 18. A type of categoric variable whose values are
- 19. allowed to affect the dependent variable (4,4)
- 20. When data is used in coming to a conclusion
- 21. and every change in the independent
- 23. These cause readings to be different from
- 24. true value (6,6)
- 26. This variable is one which can have any
- 27. by the investigator
- 29. This variable is one which may, in addition to
Down
- 1. This comprises data which have been subjected to some form of validation.
- 2. to the true value
- 3. of the scale on the instrument being
- 4. without any errors at all (4,5)
- 5. the measurements taken are affected by a single independent variable only
- 7. These cause readings to be spread about
- 8. You measure the value of this variable for
- 9. value.
- 10. instruments that have a false zero(4,6)
- 12. The variable for which values are changed or
- 13. Marking a scale on a measuring instrument,
- 15. This type of measurement is one which is
- 22. A type of systematic error caused by
- 25. fixed points
- 26. This type of variable has values which are
- 28. A collection of measurements