Module 1
Short answer
1. What are the sources of variance in a two-way anova?
2. One way anova
3. State the null and alternative hypothesis of one way ANOVA
4. Define the model for two way anova
5 mark
1. Explain the steps in one way analysis of variance
2. Describe the circumstances were two way anova is used
10 mark
1. Compare One Way anova with two way anova
2. What is variance? explicate and our with appropriate examples.
3. (a) define anova? Explain two way ANOVA Test procedure with ANOVA table.
Module 2
Short answer
1. State a null hypothesis for Chi-square test of goodness of fit?
2. Chi Square test as test of independence of attributes
3. Parameter
4. Chi Square test as test of homogeneity of proportion
5. Critical difference
6. Non parametric test
7. Write down the test statistic for Chi Square test for independent of
attribute.
8. What are the advantages of nonparametric tests
5 mark
1. Chi square test or as goodness of it
2. Why do we take homogeneity before doing a statistical analysis?
3. What is the critical difference ?What is its significance?
4. Explain chi square test as a test for measuring independence of attributes
5. What are the assumptions of non parametric test
6. Explain the test which shows not only direction but also magnitude of
difference within pairs of mastgroup
10 mark
1. Clarify the different non parametric tests with their rationale.
2. What are the uses of the Chi square test? Explain.
3. What is a non parametric test? Which is the commonly used non
parametric test for comparing the significance of difference between two
or more than two groups.
4. Examine chi square test as a test of goodness of fit test of, independence
and test of homogeneity of proportions
Module 3
Short answer
1. What are the assumptions of the Kruskal Wallis H test?
2. What are the conditions to use Wilcoxon rank sum test?
3. Kruskal wallis h test
4. Wilcoxon rank sum test
5. Run test
6. Level of significance
7. Degrees of freedom
8. Variance
9. Item
10. Rank sum test
11. Mann Whitney U test
12. Sign test
13. What is the test statistic for wilcoxon rank sum test
5 mark
1. Differentiate sign test and run Test ?
2. What are the situations where a sign test is useful?
3. Explain the procedure of kruskal wallis test
10 mark
Module 4
Short answer
1. Define main effect in factorial design
5 mark
10 mark
1. (b) explain 2² factorial experiment with an example
Module 5
Short answer
1. What is the concept of absolute zero point?
2. Face validity
3. Parallel form reliability
4. Questionnaire
5. Split half reliability
6. Equal interval
7. Concurrent validity
8. Content validity
9. Define the term validity
10. What do you mean by pilot survey
11. What are the qualities of a good questionnaire
12. What is meant by ratio scale
5 mark
1. Which are the different types of validity
2. What is the difference between T tests and F-f-tests?
3. How do you prepare a questionnaire
4. What is reliability ? explain any two methods to find it
5. Explain the properties of scales
6. How do you prepare a questionnaire
10 mark
1. What is reliability? Elucidate the various practices to measure reliability?
2. What is measurement? What are the scales of measurement?
3. How do we construct a questionnaire? Explain.
4. Explain in detail the different scales of measurement and give examples for
each.
5. What is a scale? Explain the different types of measurement scales.
