Inferential Statistics Deal with Collecting and Analyzing Information from Samples

question 8

Multiple Choice

Inferential statistics deal with collecting and analyzing information from samples in order to:

• A) Draw conclusions, or inferences, about the larger population.
• B) Prove that the sample is a perfect replica of the larger population.
• C) Prove that the null hypothesis is incorrect.
• D) Predict that the only differences that exist are chance differences that do not represent random sampling error.

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Definitions:

Beliefs

Mental attitudes or positions held by individuals that something is true or exists, even without empirical evidence.

Intentions

Plans or objectives that a person intends to accomplish or bring about.

Cognitive Maturity

The level at which an individual's thinking processes have developed, including the ability to reason, understand complex ideas, and learn from experience.

Anticipates Consequences

The act of foreseeing or predicting the outcomes or results of a particular action or decision.