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PSY 2007 Week 1 Assignment 3 Independent and
Dependent Variables For more classes
visit www.snaptutorial.com   Addressed the
following   Identified the independent and
dependent variables in this study. For the
independent variables, explained the possible
levels of the variables or the range of
values.   Explained the relationship between the
sample and the population in the
study.   Identified the scales of measurement for
each of the variables. Explained why the scale of
measurement is appropriate for this
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PSY 2007 Week 2 Assignment 2 Statistical Analysis
Data Collection For more classes
visit www.snaptutorial.com   Performed the
following   Collected the required data from a
variety of individuals. For each of the
variables, manually calculated the mean, the
median, the mode, the standard deviation, and the
variance.  Interpreted the data for any
interesting trends. Identified many trends and
included your own novel interpretations of why
they occurred.
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PSY 2007 Week 3 Assignment 2 Z-Scores For more
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3 Assignment 2 Z-Scores
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PSY 2007 Week 4 Assignment 2 Z-Scores
Calculation For more classes visit www.snaptutor
ial.com   Performed the following
calculations   Determined what scores correspond
to the top and bottom 10 and 25 of the
data. Transformed the z-score formula for solving
for the individual score. Determined the z-score
that corresponds to the top 10 and substituted
in your values for the mean and the standard
deviation.
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PSY 2007 Week 5 Assignment 2 Literature Review
For more classes visit www.snaptutorial.com   Sel
ected two empirical articles on a research topic
of interest. Provided a summary of both articles,
including the following   Explained whether the
authors used a population or a sample. Explained
how this could have affected the results.
Analyzed and justified whether a sample was used
and whether it was representative of the entire
population. Described the hypotheses of the
studies. Stated the null and research
hypotheses. Described the major independent and
dependent variables. Described one additional
independent and one dependent variable to
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PSY 2007 Week 6 Assignment 2 T-test For more
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6 Assignment 2 T-test
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PSY 2007 Week 7 Assignment 2 Application of
T-tests For more classes visit www.snaptutorial.
com   Determined whether an individual's
political affiliation affects his or her overall
satisfaction with the economy. Analyzed any
potential differences by conducting the
appropriate type of t-test.
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PSY 2007 Week 8 Assignment 2 ANOVA With Post Hoc
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  Addressed the following   Determined whether
an individual's satisfaction with the economy
differs across the various political
affiliations, using the levels of Republican,
Democrat, and others (e.g., Independents and
undeclared). Used the proper df and provided all
the steps of the calculations.
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PSY 2007 Week 9 Assignment 2 Statistical
Analysis For more classes visit www.snaptutorial
.com   Determined whether the variable hours
worked per week by an individual is correlated to
the variable the individual's satisfaction with
his or her job. Used the proper df and provided
all the steps of the calculations. Included an
explanation of how the critical value was
determined. Interpreted the results in light of
the hypothesis that the variable number of hours
worked is related to the variable the
satisfaction one feels about his or her job.  
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