Scores on a psychological test are modelled as having a normal distribution with a mean of 100 and
a standard deviation of 10. Assume that this model is correct and that a random sample of 200
observations is to be obtained.
(a) Indicate values that you would expect to observe for the...
Question 1: (10 marks)
A group of Australian researchers investigated the effect of ingesting ice slurry (i.e. drinking a fruitflavoured
ice slushie) on running performance. Of particular interest was whether ingesting an ice
slushie would increase endurance (i.e. time subjects could run before...
1. Individuals are assigned a happiness score (H) and a contentment score (C). Both take values in the interval (0-100), with 100 representing total happiness or contentment respectively. For a sample of 245 individuals, it is found that the correlation between H and C is 0.32.
If we define...