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Chapter 23 Bivariate Statistical Analysis MCQS

The document contains 13 multiple choice questions about bivariate statistical analysis techniques. The questions cover topics such as correlation coefficients, covariance, regression analysis, standardized regression coefficients, ordinary least squares regression, and interpreting regression equations. The questions are assessing understanding of key concepts and calculations involved in bivariate statistical analysis.

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Chapter 23 Bivariate Statistical Analysis MCQS

The document contains 13 multiple choice questions about bivariate statistical analysis techniques. The questions cover topics such as correlation coefficients, covariance, regression analysis, standardized regression coefficients, ordinary least squares regression, and interpreting regression equations. The questions are assessing understanding of key concepts and calculations involved in bivariate statistical analysis.

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Chapter 23: Bivariate Statistical Analysis

Multiple Choice Questions


Subject: Business Research Methods
Prepared by: Zunaira Tauqeer (BBA-5)

1- A general term that refers to a number of bivariate statistical techniques used to


measure the strength of a relationship between two variables.
a) Correlation coefficient
b) Measure of association
c) Covariance
d) Coffecient of determination(R2)

2- A statistical measure of the covariation, or association, between two at least


interval variables.
a) Correlation coefficient
b) Measure of association
c) Covariance
d) Coffecient of determination(R2)

3- Extent to which two variables are associated systematically with each other.
a) Correlation coefficient
b) Measure of association
c) Covariance
d) Correlation matrix

4- A measure obtained by squaring the correlation coefficient; the proporion of the


total variance of a variable accounted for by another value of another value.
a) Correlation coefficient
b Cofficient of Determinnation(R2)
c) Covariance
d) Correlation matrix

5- The standard form for reporting observed correlations among multiple variables.
a) Correlation coefficient
b Cofficient of Determinnation(R2)
c) Covariance
d) Correlation matrix

6- A measure of linear association that investigates straight-line relationships


between a continuous dependent variable and an independent variable that is
usually continuous, but can be a categorical dummy variable.
a) Simple (Bivariate) Linear Regression
b) Standardized Regression Coefficient (β)
c) F-test (regression)
d) Ordinary Least-Squares (OLS)
7- The Regression Equation is:
a) (Y = α + βY )
b) (Y = α + βX )
c) (X= α + βX )
d) (X = α + βY )

8- The estimated coefficient indicating the strength of relationship between an independent


and dependent variables expressed on a standardized scale where higher absolute values
indicate stronger relationships.
a) Simple (Bivariate) Linear Regression
b) Standardized Regression Coefficient (β)
c) F-test (regression)
d) Ordinary Least-Squares (OLS)

9- Standardized regression estimates should be used when the researcher is testing


a) explanatory hypotheses
b) regression equation
c) correlation cofficient
d) correlation matrix

10- ___________ guarantees that the resulting straight line will produce the least
possible total error in using X to predict Y.
a) Raw regression estimates (b1)
b) Standardized regression estimates (β)
c) Ordinary Least-Squares (OLS) Method of Regression Analysis
d) Statistical Significance Of Regression Model

11- Determines whether more variability is explained by the regression or unexplained


by the regression.
a) OLS
b) F-test
c) Raw regression estimates (b1)
d) Coefficient of Determination (R2)

12- Formula for Raw regression estimates (b1) is:


a) b1 = n(∑XiYi) – (∑Xi) (∑Yi)
n(∑X2i) - (∑Xi)2

b) b1 = n(∑XiYi) – (∑Xi) (∑Yi)


n(∑Xi) - (∑Xi)2

c) b1 = (∑XiYi) – (∑Xi) (∑Yi)


(∑X2i) - (∑Xi)2

d) b1 = n(∑XiYi) – (∑X) (∑XY)


n(∑X2i) - (∑Xi)2
13- In regression equation X means:
a) the continuous dependent variable
b) the independent variable
c) the slope of the coefficient (rise over run)
d) the Y intercept (regression line intercepts Y axis)

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