Figure 7.25 shows two pairs of distributions, A and B, with each pair drawn from the same
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Figure 7.25 shows two pairs of distributions, A and B, with each pair drawn from the same population of means.
• In Pair A, the distribution on the left has 25 sample means (N = 100), and the one on the right has 100 sample means (N = 100).
• In Pair B, the distribution on the left has 200 sample means (N = 40), and the one on the right has 200 sample means (N = 100).
Which pair, A or B, is on the top? Which pair, A or B, is on the bottom? Explain how you know.
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Statistics For Social Understanding With Stata And SPSS
ISBN: 9781538109847
2nd Edition
Authors: Nancy Whittier , Tina Wildhagen , Howard Gold
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