Category: Statistics

Typically when researching a business or academic issue, you would ask a question about something and form a hypothesis. You would then collect the data and test it to see if the null hypothesis (no difference) is supported or refuted. Then you would present the findings. < <For the purposes of this exam, we are… Continue reading Typically when researching a business or academic issue, you would ask a questio

Sample design is very important. For example, in the U.S. 2000 presidential election, Florida was initially declared for the Democratic candidate based on a sample that did not truly reflect the entire state. Careful consideration must be paid to ensure a representative sample if we are inferring those results on a population. <ave you seen… Continue reading Sample design is very important. For example, in the U.S. 2000 presidential elec

Sample design is very important. For example, in the U.S. 2000 presidential election, Florida was initially declared for the Democratic candidate based on a sample that did not truly reflect the entire state. Careful consideration must be paid to ensure a representative sample if we are inferring those results on a population. <ave you seen… Continue reading Sample design is very important. For example, in the U.S. 2000 presidential elec

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Hello! Please see the instructions attached and the book for your reference. If you have any questions, let me know. Thank you

Only part 1 needs to be complete, I will provide part 2 in a new order to you as well once students have posted part 1 tonight.

You have to do an article review the one I have attached “article to review”. there is a guideline as well.

Please follow the instructions and grading criteria, you have already done a similar discussion post previously for me. 3 sources required for part 1, nos sources for part 2. Thank You

Please see the questions attached for this assignment and show the work. Basically, these questions are based on chapter 14. I have also attached the book for your reference. Let me know if you have any questions. Please answer the questions the best you can.

Throughout the class, you created a research study based on publicly available data from the General Social Survey (GSS). You chose data which were representative of your interests and satisfied your research question and hypotheses. The Final Project: Guide to Completing the Research Study is where you pull together the research you’ve been working on… Continue reading Throughout the class, you created a research study based on publicly available data from the general social survey (gss).