A Normative Account Is One That

question 16

Multiple Choice

A normative account is one that:

• A) describes how things typically proceed
• B) describes the data with no evaluation or judgment
• C) indicates how things are supposed to proceed
• D) indicates the pattern of the data, averaging across minor case-by-case variations

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Definitions:

Tossed

A term often used to describe the throwing of an object, such as a coin or a dice, in the context of chance or randomness.

Relative Frequency

The ratio of the number of times a particular value occurs to the total number of observations.

Probabilities

Measures of the chance or likelihood that certain events or outcomes will occur, represented quantitatively.

Perfectly Balanced

A term often used in data analysis or statistics to describe a situation where elements are distributed equally or in perfect symmetry.