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Use a computer program to prepare frequency and cumulative frequency
distributions for grouped and ungrouped data. (I)
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Use a computer program to prepare frequency and cumulative frequency
polygons for grouped and ungrouped data. (I)
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| 3.
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Use a computer program to compute mean, median, mode and percentiles
for grouped and ungrouped data. (I)
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Identify the most appropriate measures of central tendency for given
data. (I)
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Use a computer program to compute variance, standard deviation, and
estimated population standard deviation from a sample for grouped and
ungrouped data. (I)
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Use a computer program to compute and interpret z-scores. (I)
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| 7.
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Use a computer program to compute Pearson r and Spearman rho for
grouped and ungrouped data. (I)
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Interpret the significance of Pearson r and Spearman rho for given
data. (I)
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| 9.
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Use a computer program to compute areas under the normal curve for
given z-scores or standard deviations. (II)
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| 10.
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Discuss the concept of sampling distributions and the Central Limit
Theorem. (II)
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| 11.
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Use a computer program to compute and interpret the significance of a
t-test for the hypothesized mean for a single distribution. (II)
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| 12.
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Use a computer program to compute and intepret the significance of a
t-test of the difference between two means from matched or inependent
samples. (II)
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Use a computer program to compute and interpret one and two factor
ANOVAs. (II)
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Use a computer program to compute and interpret chi-squares analyses.
(III)
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