Chpt 10

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1 point

Comparing what statistics are needed, to what statistics are given is an example of :

Average gain

Blinding to communicator's statistics

Deception by omission

1 point

"Drug A reduces stroke risk by 3%" would be an example of absolute risk reduction

True

False

1 point

Statistics are evidence in a quantitative format.

True

False

1 point

Statistics are not used to appeal to emotions.

True

False

1 point

Distribution and ranges are not useful when examining data sets because:

The range is used to tell you how much a certain event occurs on one side of the median or the other

The distribution and range are absolutely important and therefore this whole line of questioning has wasted your time

The values don't give additional information that the examiner may want/need

The distribution tells you the difference between the largest event value and smallest event value

1 point

After you have determined there may be outliers in the data set which average would be appropriate to use:

Mean

Median

Mode

Two of the above are appropriate

None of the above are appropriate

Just because I can make this an answer choice and this TestMoz is cool !

1 point

This question is for Theron Douglas only. Big Sean is the best rapper out there.

True

1 point

Statistics require that the event being quantified :

Have been defined

have been accurately identified

None of the above are true

All the above are true

1 point

"Drug A reduces the risk of stroke by 33% compared to Drug B" would mean the writer is probably using an absolute risk reduction

True

False

10.

1 point

When examining statistics relative and absolute numbers are important because they alert the examiner of what the percentage is based off

True

False

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