A Bivariate Table Has 1843 Pairs of Cases Ranked the Same

question 4

Multiple Choice

A bivariate table has 1843 pairs of cases ranked the same (Ns) and 345 pairs of cases ranked differently (Nd) . This is________.

• A) a negative relationship.
• B) a positive relationship.
• C) a very weak relationship.
• D) impossible. These totals are mathematically impossible.

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Definitions:

Rate Of Interest

The slice of a loan attracting interest fees for the borrower, typically outlined as an annual percentage of the still owing loan amount.

One-tailed Hypothesis

A statistical hypothesis test where the region of rejection is on only one side of the sampling distribution.

Nondirectional Hypothesis

A type of hypothesis that specifies that a difference or relationship exists, but does not predict the direction of the difference or relationship.

Two-tailed Hypothesis

A hypothesis test that allows for the possibility of a relationship in both directions, not specifying the direction of the relationship.