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nonparasitized fish? Test using « = .01. the late-game leader was determined, and then it |
——— was noted whether the late-game leader actually |
Treatment —_Parasitized _Nonparasitized ended up winning the game. The resulting data is |
—— 90 3 summarized in the accompanying table. |
ee e ‘ 6 Late-Game —_Late-Game |
Sport Leader Wins Leader Loses |
38. Qualifications of male and female head and Basketball 150 39 |
assistant college athletic coaches were compared Baseball 86 6 |
in the article “Sex Bias and the Validity of Hockey 65 15 |
Believed Differences Between Male and Female Football 72 21 |
Interscholastic Athletic Coaches” (Res. Q. Exer- ——ewsw>s—wma |
cise Sport, 1990: 259-267). Each person in ran- The authors state, “Late-game leader is defined |
dom samples of 2225 male coaches and 1141 as the team that is ahead after three quarters in |
female coaches was classified according to num- basketball and football, two periods in hockey, |
ber of years of coaching experience to obtain the and seven innings in baseball. The chi-square |
accompanying two-way table. Is there enough |
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13.3 Supplementary Exercises 755 |
value on three degrees of freedom is 10.52 from each of three different areas near industrial |
(P < .015).” facilities. Each individual was asked whether he |
a. State the relevant hypotheses and reach a or she noticed odors (1) every day, (2) at least |
conclusion using % = .05. once/week, (3) at least once/month, (4) less often |
b. Do you think that your conclusion in part (a) than once/month, or (5) not at all, resulting in the |
can be attributed to a single sport being an output from SPSS on the next page. State and test |
anomaly? the appropriate hypotheses. |
40. The accompanying two-way frequency table 43. Many shoppers have expressed unhappiness |
appears in the article “Marijuana Use in because grocery stores have stopped putting |
College” (Youth and Society, 1979: 323-334). prices on individual grocery items. The article |
Each of 445 college students was classified “The Impact of Item Price Removal on Grocery |
according to both frequency of marijuana Shopping Behavior” (J. Market., 1980: 73-93) |
use and parental use of alcohol and psychoactive reports on a study in which each shopper in a |
drugs. Does the data suggest that parental usage sample was classified by age and by whether he |
and student usage are independent in or she felt the need for item pricing. Based on the |
the population from which the sample was accompanying data, does the need for item pric- |
drawn? Use the P-value method to reach a con- ing appear to be independent of age? |
clusion. _———————— ee |
Age |
Standard Level of ——— |
Marijuana use < 30 30-39 40-49 50-59 > 60 |
Never Occasional Regular —— re ee |
. Number 150 141 82 63 49 |
Parental Neither fa | | 40 in Sample |
Useot One | os | a | 51 Number 127 118 77 61 41 |
Alcohol Who Want |
and Drugs Roth 7 nN 19 Item Pricing |
41. Ina study of 2989 cancer deaths, the location of _ 44 Let p; denote the proportion of successes in a |
death (home, acute-care hospital, or chronic-care particular population. The test statistic value in |
facility) and age at death were recorded, resulting Chapter 9 for testing Ho: pi = pio was 2 = |
in the given two-way frequency table (“Where (P1 —pio)/V/Piopm/n, where px =1 — pro. |
Cancer Patients Die,” Public Health Rep., 1983: Show that for the case k = 2, the chi-squared sta- |
173). Using a .01 significance level, test the null tistic value of Section 13.1 satisfies 7? = 2°. [Hinr: |
hypothesis that age at death and location of death First show that (71) — pio)” = (2 —np20)"-] |
are independent, 45. The NCAA basketball tournament begins with 64 |
tion teams that are apportioned into four regional tour- |
ocation : A |
naments, each involving 16 teams. The 16 teams |
Age Home Acute-Care Chronic-Care in each region are then ranked (seeded) from | to |
a 16. During the 12-year period from 1991 to 2002, |
15-54 94 418 23 the top-ranked team won its regional tournament |
55-64 116 524 34 22 times, the second-ranked team won 10 times, |
65-74 156 581 109 the third-ranked team won 5 times, and the |
Over 74 138 558 238 remaining 11 regional tournaments were won |
— by teams ranked lower than 3, Let P,, denote |
42. In a study to investigate the extent to which the probability that the team ranked i in its region |
individuals are aware of industrial odors in a is victorious in its game against the team ranked |
certain region (“Annoyance and Health Reac- Jj. Once the Pj’s are available, it is possible to |
tions to Odor from Refineries and Other Indus- compute the probability that any particular seed |
tries in Carson, California,” Environ. Res., 1978: wins its regional tournament (a complicated |
119-132), a sample of individuals was obtained calculation because the number of outcomes |
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756 charter 13 Goodness-of-Fit Tests and Categorical Data Analysis |
Trosstabulation: AREA By CATEGORY |
Count |
Exp val |
CATEGORY Row Pct Row |
AREA Col Pct 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 Total |
1.00 20 28 23 14 12 97 |
Tat 24.7 18.0 16.0 25.7 33.3% |
20.6% 28.9% 23.7% 14.4% 12.4% |
52.6% | 37.8% | 42.6% | 29.28 | 15.6% |
2.00 14 34 21 14 12 95 |
12.4 24.2 17.6 15.7 25.1 32.6% |
14.7% 35.8% 22.1% 14.7% 12.6% |
36.8% 45.9% 38.9% 29.2% 15.6% |
3.00 4 12 10 20 53 99 |
12.9 25.2 18.4 16.3 26.2 34.0% |
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