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Unit 7 Day 11 Ch. 9 & 10 Test Review

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Question 1
1.

The best experiments are:
Hint, find four answers, even though the dot turns green if only 3 are chosen.

Question 2
2.

Placebos are used for:

Select all that apply.

Question 3
3.

The purpose of blinding is to:

Question 4
4.

The purpose of a placebo can also be to:

Question 5
5.

The purpose of randomization in experimental studies is to:

Question 6
6.

The purpose of blocking is to:

Question 7
7.

Where is randomization involved in the following:

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Observational Studies
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When selecting the subjects.
Sample Survey
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When placing the subjects into treatment groups
Experimental Studies
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Randomization may not be used.
Question 8
8.

After menopause some women take supplemental estrogen. There is concern that if these women also drink alcohol their estrogen levels will rise too high.

An experiment was performed to observe the effect of alcohol on estrogen levels in women.

12 volunteers who were receiving supplemental estrogen were randomly divided into 2 groups.
12 additional volunteers who were not receiving estrogen were also randomly divided into 2 groups.

In each case, one group drank an alcoholic beverage, the other non-alcoholic.

An hour later everyone’s estrogen level was measured. Only those on supplemental estrogen showed a marked increase.

How many factors are being studied/manipulated in this experiment?
What is/are the factor (s)?

Question 9
9.

After menopause some women take supplemental estrogen. There is concern that if these women also drink alcohol their estrogen levels will rise too high.

An experiment was performed to observe the effect of alcohol on estrogen levels in women.

12 volunteers who were receiving supplemental estrogen were randomly divided into 2 groups.
12 additional volunteers who were not receiving estrogen were also randomly divided into 2 groups.

In each case, one group drank an alcoholic beverage, the other non-alcoholic.

An hour later everyone’s estrogen level was measured. Only those on supplemental estrogen showed a marked increase.

How many levels/treatments are there of the factor?
What are they?

Question 10
10.

Randomization in sample selection is very important in the collection of data to ensure the sample is representative of the population we are studying.

How is randomization included in each of the sampling methods?

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Systematic
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There is no randomization in this method.
Cluster Sample
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The subjects are each randomly chosen with a Random Number Generator. Each one has an equal chance of being chosen.
Stratified Random Sample
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Subjects are first grouped by similar characteristics, then a set amount are randomly chosen from each group.
Simple Random Sample (SRS)
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Subjects are grouped into smaller representative groups, then a set amount of groups are randomly chosen and each member of the group is surveyed.
Convenience Sample
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A random starting point is selected by a random number generator then every nth person is part of the sample
Question 11
11.

What kind of survey results should never be trusted due to bias?

Question 12
12.

We need to survey a random sample of the 300 passengers on a flight to San Francisco from San Antonio. Name each sampling method below:

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Pick every 10th passenger as people board the plane.
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Systematic
From the boarding list, randomly choose 5 people flying first class & 25 people flying economy.
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Simple Random Sample
Randomly generate 30 seat numbers & survey the passengers who sit in that seat.
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Simple Random Sample
Randomly select a seat position (rt. window, rt. center, rt. aisle, etc.) and survey all the passengers sitting in those seats.
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Cluster
Question 13
13.

A factory has 20 assembly lines producing a popular toy. To inspect a representative sample of 100 toys, quality control staff randomly selected 5 toys from each line's output.
What kind of a sample is this?

Question 14
14.

A factory has 20 assembly lines producing a popular toy. To inspect a representative sample of 100 toys, quality control staff randomly selected 5 toys from each line's output.
Was this a simple random sample?

Question 15
15.

The owner of a car dealership planned to develop strategies to increase sales. He hoped to learn the reasons why many people who visit his car lot do not eventually buy a car from him.
For one month he asked his sales staff to keep a list of the names and addresses of everyone who came in to test drive a car. At the end of the month he sent surveys to the people who did not buy the car, asking them why. About one third of them returned the survey, with 44% ofthem indicating that they found a lower price elsewhere.
Which are true?

Question 16
16.

Which statement(s) about bias is/are true?

Select all that apply:
Hint, there are 4, even though the dot turns green at 3.

Question 17
17.

The City Council decides to conduct a telephone poll. Pollsters ask a carefully chosen random sample of adults this question:
'Do you favor the construction of a new prison to deal with the high level of violent crime in Texas?'

In what way might the proportion of 'yes' answers fail to accurately reflect true public opinion?
What kind of bias is this?

Question 18
18.

Which is important in the designing of a good experiment?

Select all that apply:
Hint, there are 4, even though the dot turns green at 3.

Question 19
19.

Marketing researchers wonder if the color of a candy's packaging may influence sales of the candy. they manufacture test packages for chocolate mints in three colors (white, green, and silver).
The reseawrchers prepare three different packages, then market them for several weeks in convenience stores in various locations.
In this experiment what are the experimental units?

Question 20
20.

Marketing researchers wonder if the color of a candy's packaging may influence sales of the candy. they manufacture test packages for chocolate mints in three colors (white, green, and silver).
The researchers prepare three different packages, then market them for several weeks in convenience stores in various locations.
In this experiment what is/are the factor(s)?

Question 21
21.

Marketing researchers wonder if the color of a candy's packaging may influence sales of the candy. they manufacture test packages for chocolate mints in three colors (white, green, and silver).
The researchers prepare three different packages, then market them for several weeks in convenience stores in various locations.
In this experiment what is the response variable?

Question 22
22.

Marketing researchers wonder if the color of a candy's packaging may influence sales of the candy. they manufacture test packages for chocolate mints in three colors (white, green, and silver).
The researchers prepare three different packages, then market them for several weeks in convenience stores in various locations.
In this experiment what is/are the factor levels(treatments)?

Question 23
23.

An article in a local newspaper reported that dogs kept as pets tend to be overweight. Veterinarians say that a combination of both diet and exercise will help these chubby dogs get in shape.
The verterinarians propose three different diets and two different exercise programs:

Diet A: owners control the portions of dog food & dog treats
Diet B: A mixture of fresh vegetables with the regular dog food & substitute regular dog treats with baby carrots
Diet C: A mixture of fresh vegetables with low calorie dog food & substitute regular dog treats with baby carrots

Exercise Plan 1: three 30-minute walks a week
Exercise Plan 2: 20-minute walks daily

What is/are the factor(s) in this experimental study?

Question 24
24.

An article in a local newspaper reported that dogs kept as pets tend to be overweight. Veterinarians say that a combination of both diet and exercise will help these chubby dogs get in shape.
The verterinarians propose three different diets and two different exercise programs:

Diet A: owners control the portions of dog food & dog treats
Diet B: A mixture of fresh vegetables with the regular dog food & substitute regular dog treats with baby carrots
Diet C: A mixture of fresh vegetables with low calorie dog food & substitute regular dog treats with baby carrots

Exercise Plan 1: three 30-minute walks a week
Exercise Plan 2: 20-minute walks daily

How many levels are in this experimental study?

Question 25
25.

An article in a local newspaper reported that dogs kept as pets tend to be overweight. Veterinarians say that a combination of both diet and exercise will help these chubby dogs get in shape.
The verterinarians propose three different diets and two different exercise programs:

Diet A: owners control the portions of dog food & dog treats
Diet B: A mixture of fresh vegetables with the regular dog food & substitute regular dog treats with baby carrots
Diet C: A mixture of fresh vegetables with low calorie dog food & substitute regular dog treats with baby carrots

Exercise Plan 1: three 30-minute walks a week
Exercise Plan 2: 20-minute walks daily

How many treatment groups are in this experimental study?

Question 26
26.

An article in a local newspaper reported that dogs kept as pets tend to be overweight. Veterinarians say that a combination of both diet and exercise will help these chubby dogs get in shape.
The verterinarians propose three different diets and two different exercise programs:

Diet A: owners control the portions of dog food & dog treats
Diet B: A mixture of fresh vegetables with the regular dog food & substitute regular dog treats with baby carrots
Diet C: A mixture of fresh vegetables with low calorie dog food & substitute regular dog treats with baby carrots

Exercise Plan 1: three 30-minute walks a week
Exercise Plan 2: 20-minute walks daily

What are the subjects/experimental units in this experimental study?

Question 27
27.

An article in a local newspaper reported that dogs kept as pets tend to be overweight. Veterinarians say that a combination of both diet and exercise will help these chubby dogs get in shape.
The verterinarians propose three different diets and two different exercise programs:

Diet A: owners control the portions of dog food & dog treats
Diet B: A mixture of fresh vegetables with the regular dog food & substitute regular dog treats with baby carrots
Diet C: A mixture of fresh vegetables with low calorie dog food & substitute regular dog treats with baby carrots

Exercise Plan 1: three 30-minute walks a week
Exercise Plan 2: 20-minute walks daily

What is the response variable in this experimental study?

Question 28
28.

How could blocking be used in the above experiment?
Select all that apply.

Question 29
29.

How could blinding be used in the above experiment?
Select all that apply.

Question 30
30.

How would randomization be used in the above experiment?