Lesson 2e.06
2e.06 Interpret calculated or given Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient in the context... Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Statistics, Unit 2
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What does a Spearman's rank correlation coefficient of +1 indicate?
- No agreement
- Perfect agreement
- Strong disagreement
- Complete opposite
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What does a Spearman's rank correlation coefficient of -1 indicate?
- Perfect agreement
- Weak correlation
- Complete opposite
- No agreement
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What does a Spearman's rank correlation coefficient of 0 indicate?
- No agreement
- Complete opposite
- Strong agreement
- Perfect agreement
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Two judges yield a Spearman's coefficient of 0.92. What does this show?
- Strong agreement
- Complete opposite
- No correlation
- Strong disagreement
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Two judges yield a Spearman's coefficient of -0.85. What does this show?
- Strong disagreement
- Strong agreement
- Perfect match
- No correlation
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Between which values does Spearman's rank correlation coefficient range?
- -10 and 10
- 0 and 1
- -100 and 100
- -1 and +1
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What does a Spearman's rank correlation coefficient of rs = 0.3 indicate?
- Weak positive correlation
- Weak negative correlation
- Strong positive correlation
- No correlation
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What does a Spearman's rank correlation coefficient of rs = -0.1 indicate?
- Slight positive tendency
- Perfect agreement
- Strong negative correlation
- Slight negative tendency
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What does a Spearman's rank correlation coefficient of rs = 1 show?
- Identical ranking order
- No agreement
- Complete opposite ranks
- Random variation
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What does a Spearman's rank coefficient of rs = 0.5 suggest about rankings?
- Complete disagreement
- Perfect agreement
- Partial agreement
- No relationship
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What does a Spearman's rank correlation coefficient of rs = -0.7 indicate?
- No correlation
- Identical ranking order
- Weak positive agreement
- Opposite ranking order
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An rs of 0.6 between two subjects indicates what about student ranks?
- Negative correlation
- Similar rankings
- Opposite rankings
- Independent rankings
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Why is an rs value close to +1 significant for two judges?
- Broad agreement
- Inverted ordering
- Complete disagreement
- Zero correlation
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What conclusion is drawn from rs = 0.95 for ten items?
- Very close alignment
- Inverse relationship
- Complete independence
- Moderate agreement
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What does a Spearman's rank correlation coefficient of rs = 0.75 suggest about two sets of rankings?
- Strong negative correlation
- Weak positive correlation
- No correlation
- Strong positive correlation
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What does a Spearman's rank correlation of rs = 0.2 signify?
- Strong agreement
- Weak agreement
- Perfect correlation
- Strong opposition
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What does a Spearman's rank correlation of rs = -0.4 imply?
- Strong positive tendency
- No correlation
- Weak negative tendency
- Perfect inverse ranking
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How is a Spearman's rank correlation of rs = 0.8 best described?
- Strong agreement
- Perfect agreement
- Weak agreement
- Strong opposition
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What must be true if two judges obtain rs = 1 for five contestants?
- Opposite ranking orders
- Identical ranking orders
- Unrelated rankings
- Random rankings
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Which of these rs values shows the least relationship between the rankings?
- 0.05
- 0.9
- -0.9
- 1
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