Input Standards Differ from Output Standards in That Input Standards

question 7

Multiple Choice

Input standards differ from output standards in that input standards measure _____.

• A) actual outcomes
• B) earnings per share
• C) work results
• D) work efforts
• E) error rates

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Definitions:

Two-Tailed

A two-tailed test in statistics is used when the area under consideration is on both sides of the distribution, testing for any significant difference without specifying direction.

Sample Size

The number of subjects or units included in a sample taken from a population for the purpose of statistical analysis.

Rank-Order

A method of arranging data points based on their relative position or value in ascending or descending order.

α

Represents the level of significance in statistical hypothesis testing, commonly set at 0.05, indicating the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis when it is true.