Variables of interest je jit - practice
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This document discusses variables of interest and explanatory variables. It provides examples of questions with one or two variables of interest. A variable of interest is the thing being influenced, while an explanatory variable is the thing doing the influencing. The document asks the reader to identify the number of variables of interest in sample questions and which parts represent the explanatory variable and variable of interest.
Variables of interest je jit - practice
- 1. Central Tendency, Spread, or Symmetry? What is a variable of interest? The variable of interest is the thing
- 2. Central Tendency, Spread, or Symmetry? What is a variable of interest? The variable of interest is the thing being influenced
- 3. Central Tendency, Spread, or Symmetry? Variable of Interest Does Age influence Driving Speed? Do Bonuses influence Employee Productivity? Do Promotions influence Employee Retention? What is a variable interest? The variable of interest is the thing being influenced
- 4. Central Tendency, Spread, or Symmetry? Explanatory Variable Does Age influence Driving Speed? Do Bonuses influence Employee Productivity? Do Promotions influence Employee Retention? What is an explanatory variable interest? The explanatory variable is the thing doing the influencing
- 5. Example of a question with ONE variable of interest
- 6. Example of a question with ONE variable of interest Does the new employee self-initiative plan increase employee productivity? 1
- 7. Example of a question with TWO variables of interest
- 8. Example of a question with TWO variables of interest Does the new employee self-initiative plan increase employee productivity and employee retention? 1 2
- 10. How many variables of interest are there in each question that follows?
- 11. One Two or More Does the morning, afternoon, or evening shifts have the highest employee satisfaction rates?
- 12. One Two or More Does the morning, afternoon, or evening shifts have the highest employee satisfaction rates?
- 13. One Two or More Does the morning, afternoon, or evening shifts have the highest employee satisfaction rates?
- 14. One Two or More Does the morning, afternoon, or evening shifts have the highest employee satisfaction rates? Explanatory Variable Variable of Interest Assigned shift influence Employee satisfaction rates 1
- 15. Next Example
- 16. One Two or More Does product A or B produce higher profits and lower costs?
- 17. One Two or More Does product A or B produce higher profits and lower costs?
- 18. One Two or More Does product A or B produce higher profits and lower costs?
- 19. One Two or More Does product A or B produce higher profits and lower costs? Explanatory Variable Variable of Interest Product type (A or B) Higher profits Lower costs 1 2
- 20. Final Example
- 21. One Two or More Which training method (A, B, or C) brings about greater trainee proficiency?
- 22. One Two or More Which training method (A, B, or C) brings about greater trainee proficiency?
- 23. One Two or More Which training method (A, B, or C) brings about greater trainee proficiency?
- 24. One Two or More Which training method (A, B, or C) brings about greater trainee proficiency? Explanatory Variable Variable of Interest Training Method Training proficiency 1