The Null Hypothesis for a Chi-Square Test of Independence Specifies

question 35

Multiple Choice

The null hypothesis for a chi-square test of independence specifies

• A) two variables to be independent.
• B) two variables to be related.
• C) observed frequencies to match the frequencies in the population.
• D) equal frequencies in all categories.

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Definitions:

S Factor

Also known as the "specific factor," it refers to specific mental abilities as opposed to general intelligence in psychometric testing.

Primary Mental Abilities

According to Thurstone, seven relatively distinct capabilities that singly or in combination are involved in all intellectual activities.

Charles Spearman

A British psychologist who contributed to the development of factor analysis and the concept of general intelligence, represented as the "g" factor.

Louis Thurstone

An influential psychologist best known for his contributions to psychometrics and the theory of multiple intelligences.