Mean rating of caseworker for males and female

Assignment Help Basic Statistics
Reference no: EM13110051

1. You are conducting an evaluation of services at a social service agency. One of the evaluation issues is finding out whether male clients rate the quality of casework services as highly as do female clients. You have collected following data on the clients:

Gender Rating of Caseworker

male 4

female 4

female 5

female 5

male 3

female 2

female 5

male 4

female 4

male 1

male 4

female 5

male 5

male 4

female 4

female 2

male 3

male 5

male 5

female 3

2. Calculate the mean rating of caseworker for males and females. To calculate the t-test to determine if the difference between the mans for males and females is significant, go to this website: https://graphpad.com/quickcalcs/ttest1.cfm . On step one, make sure that the button "enter up to 50 rows" is selected. On Step 2 (Enter Your Data), label the two columns with your two independent variables values (male and female), and then enter the caseworker ratings in the appropriate column. In Step 3, because your data are not paired ( data for a particular female client is not paired with data for a particular male client) make sure that the button "unpaired t-test" is selected. Then click the "Calculate Now" button. What is the p value? Are results with this p value generally considered statistically significant or not? Based on this finding, could you reject the null hypothesis that there is no difference in caseworker ratings between male and female clients?

3. Make up an example of a research study that would warrant using ANOVA.

4. Make up an example of a research study that would warrant using correlational analysis.

5. Make up an example of a research study that would warrant using a Chi-square test.

Reference no: EM13110051

Questions Cloud

Determine the maximum queue lengt : You are to simulate arrivals and departures from a fictional airport with a single runway which has a capacity of handling a total 6 aircraft at once (any mix of takeoffs and landings).
Hypothesis testing of mean-sleep per night : According to a recent survey, Americans get a mean of 7 hours of sleep per night. A random sample of 50 students at West Virginia University revealed the mean number of hours slept last night was 6 hours and 48 minutes
Business plan that highlights financial, marketing aspects : Imagine that you are beginning the very first social networking site, fast-food restaurant, or pizzeria, and develop a brief business plan that highlights the financial, marketing, and organizational aspects.
Hypothesis testing of varaiance-cereal box filling weight : The filling weight for boxes of cereal is designed to have a variance .02 ounces or less. A sample of 41 boxes of cereal shows a sample standard deviation of .16 ounces.
Mean rating of caseworker for males and female : You are conducting an evaluation of services at a social service agency. One of the evaluation issues is finding out whether male clients rate the quality of casework services as highly as do female clients.
Explain managerial styles to manage an emloyee : What are some managerial styles you would employ in managing an emloyee who is considered baby boomer.
Five step hypothesis test for particular claim : Describe the 5-Step Hypothesis Test for a particular claim related to your work or life environment. (This should be a test of one-sample mean or one-sample proportion.
Under what situations must nonparametric test is used : Under what situations must the nonparametric test be used? Describe in detail. Write down the strengths and weaknesses of nonparametric tests?
What is the probability that a will be fixed : In a population of 50,000 diploid yeast cells (in this case the census and effective population sizes are identical) all cells have genotype A until a mutation (A-a) occurs, giving one copy of a. Alleles confer equivalent fitness.

Reviews

Write a Review

Basic Statistics Questions & Answers

  Binominal distribution in business

How can the binomial distribution be used in a business situation? What type of data would you use and what would you learn from this?

  Performing the simple linear regression

There are four conditions/requirements that must be met in order to perform simple linear regression. For each of the conditions below, choose the technique that should be used to determine whether or not that the condition is met.(Each answer ma..

  Concerns and dangers of sampling

a) What is the purpose of sampling? b) What are some concerns and dangers of sampling?

  Expected demand based on relative frequency

A video rental store has two video cameras available for customers to rent. Historically, demand for cameras has followed this distribution:

  Probability of average iq from random sample

What is the probability that the average IQ, from a random sample of 64 individuals, is greater than 102?

  Reject the null hypothesis of equal broken cookie rates

At a large commercial bakery, one of the measures used to evaluate employees is number of broken cookies per 1000 produced.  The quality control department wants to determine if there is a relationship between years of experience and the broken co..

  Applications of chi-square test

Chi square compares actual data with expected data. What would the expected data be? For example, if I know the percentage of brown M&Ms in a bag is 40% set by the company

  Maximizes the manufacturer''s expected net earnings

Find the strategy that maximizes the manufacturer's expected net earnings and Should the manufacturer routinely obtain credit rating reports on those retailers who seek credit approval? Why or why not?

  Determine the number of scores in the sample

A sample from a population with μ = 40 and =σ10 has a mean of m = 44. if the sample mean corresponds to a z = 2.00, then how many scores are in the sample?

  Determine cities having higher income using p-value method

At α =0.05, can it be concluded that families who live in cities have higher income than those who live in rural areas? Utilize P-value method.

  Probability of assembling the product

The assembly time for a product is uniformly distributed between 6 to 10 minutes. The probability of assembling the product between 7 to 9 minutes is

  Perception of time- randomly selected statistics

Perception of Time- Randomly selected statistics students of the author participated in and experiment to test their ability to determine when 1 min(or 60 seconds) has passed.

Free Assignment Quote

Assured A++ Grade

Get guaranteed satisfaction & time on delivery in every assignment order you paid with us! We ensure premium quality solution document along with free turntin report!

All rights reserved! Copyrights ©2019-2020 ExpertsMind IT Educational Pvt Ltd