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SPSS Computer Problem The MMPI2 was given to a random sample of 15 men, all of whom had been convicted of auto theft. Their scores on the ASP scale (Anti-Social Practices) were recorded. The population mean on this test is 50.00. The sample scores were as follows: 52,55,48,60,52,49,49,53,56,62,53,56,50,52,53.
-Is this sample representative of the population at large? A researcher selects a random sample of 15 young adult females, all of whom were engaged to be married within the next three months. The women were given the MCS (Marriage Commitment Scale), a test with a female population mean of 25. Their scores were: 23,26,27,24,28,19,22,24,27,30,26,28,24,26,29.
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