A Random Sample of 11 Third Year Medical School Students

question 1

Multiple Choice

A random sample of 11 third year medical school students took a comprehensive written exam as well as a comprehensive oral exam.The scores on both exams are given below.It is established that both test scores have highly non-normal distributions. The medical examination board wants to know if the oral exam scores are higher than the written exam scores.State the appropriate null hypothesis for this problem.

• A)H₀: The probability distribution of written exam scores is identical to the probability distribution of oral exam scores.
• B)H₀:The probability distribution of written exam scores has shifted to the left of the probability distribution of oral exam scores.
• C)H₀:The probability distribution of written exam scores has shifted to the right of the probability distribution of oral exam scores.
• D)H₀:The probability distribution of written exam scores has shifted to the left or right of the probability distribution of oral exam scores.

Apply the correct use of commonly confused words within the context of sentence construction.

Identify correct prepositions for communicating temporal and spatial relationships in sentences.

Recognize the importance of precise word choice for clarity in written communication.

Understand the process of choosing the right word based on the context of a sentence.

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Definitions:

Generalization

A broad statement or conclusion derived from specific instances, allowing for the application of specific findings to similar situations or populations.

Induction

A method of reasoning in which specific instances or observations lead to a general conclusion or principle.

Deduction

A logical process in which a conclusion follows necessarily from the set of premises; it starts with a general statement and reaches a specific conclusion.

Meaningful Action

Behavior that is purposeful and directed towards achieving an individual's goals, often reflecting personal values and beliefs.