SOCI 3311 Blog

Would temperature and driving speed be described as being continuous variables?

I'm not sure what the answer is for "The level of measurement with an absolute zero is the ____ level of measurement."

I took a wild guess and wrote nominal, is that right?

Dr. Guy I am unable to dl the SPSS/PSPP output. I'm getting an error msg.

Hello all, I'm having problems with Question 6. I see past blogs on this same question but I'm still struggling to find the answer.

Ok, I hate getting these on exams, so are the answers to all of number 7's questions a long string of false?

Dr. Guy I'm having trouble submitting my homework. I 'm not understanding if I'm suppose to manually type my answers in the my journal entry or upload them. If you could get back with me at your earliest conveneince I would really appreciate it.

Hi Dr. Guy, I am having trouble knowing how to approach this problem. Do we just pick any sample number to get the z-obtained? Do we find the standard deviation by assuming that the sample mean is equal to the population mean? Please help.

In assignments 2 and 3, you may need a few GREEK symbols.

Here's how to get them.

Type & s i g m a ; (I've included spaces here to show you the exact string of characters needed BUT NO SPACES when you type it) to get σ. PLEASE NOTE: You MUST include the & and the ;

Type & m u ; (I've included spaces here to show you the exact string of characters needed BUT NO SPACES when you type it) to get μ. PLEASE NOTE: You MUST include the & and the ;

Type & s u m ; (I've included spaces here to show you the exact string of characters needed BUT NO SPACES when you type it) to get ∑. PLEASE NOTE: You MUST include the & and the ;

In other words, the & and ; are part of the string.

& s i g m a ; (no spaces please) = σ

& m u ; (no spaces please) = μ

& s u m ; (no spaces please) = ∑

& a l p h a ; (no spaces please) = α

& n e ; (no spaces please) = ≠

& p l u s m n ; (no spaces please) = ±

If you have questions, just let me know.