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The document is a statistics practice booklet for BA Psychology students, containing exam-oriented practice questions across various sections including Mean, Median, Mode, Percentile Rank, Standard Scores, Measures of Variability, Correlation, Regression, and Normal Probability Curve. Each section provides multiple questions requiring calculations and interpretations of statistical concepts. The questions are designed to enhance understanding and application of statistical methods in psychology.

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Statistics Practice Booklet Table Format

The document is a statistics practice booklet for BA Psychology students, containing exam-oriented practice questions across various sections including Mean, Median, Mode, Percentile Rank, Standard Scores, Measures of Variability, Correlation, Regression, and Normal Probability Curve. Each section provides multiple questions requiring calculations and interpretations of statistical concepts. The questions are designed to enhance understanding and application of statistical methods in psychology.

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STATISTICS PRACTICE BOOKLET (TABLE

FORMAT)
BA Psychology – Exam Oriented Practice Questions

SECTION A: Mean, Median and Mode

Q1. Calculate Mean, Median and Mode from the following grouped
data:

Class Interval Frequency


10–14 3
15–19 7
20–24 10
25–29 6
30–34 4

Q2. Calculate Mean, Median and Mode from the following data:

Scores
12, 15, 18, 20, 25, 25, 30

Q3. Find Mean and Median:

Class Interval Frequency


0–10 5
10–20 9
20–30 14
30–40 8

Q4. Calculate Mode from the following data:

Scores
5, 7, 9, 9, 10, 12, 12, 12, 15

Q5. Find Mean and Median:


Scores
8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20

SECTION B: Percentile Rank & Standard Scores

Q6. Find the Percentile Rank of a student scoring 45:

Score Cumulative Frequency


Below 45 78
Total (N) 100

Q7. Convert the following raw score into Z-score:

Mean Standard Deviation Raw Score


60 10 72

Q8. Find the Z-score:

Mean SD Score
50 10 65

Q9. A student scored 90. Find the standard score:

Mean SD Raw Score


75 15 90

Q10. Find the Percentile Rank of a score 70:

Mean SD Score
60 10 70

SECTION C: Measures of Variability

Q11. Calculate Range and Standard Deviation:


Scores
5, 10, 15, 20, 25

Q12. Find Standard Deviation:

Scores
12, 14, 16, 18, 20

Q13. Compute Variance and SD:

Scores
6, 8, 10, 12, 14

Q14. Calculate Standard Deviation from grouped data:

Class Interval Frequency


10–20 4
20–30 6
30–40 10

Q15. Compare variability of two distributions:

Distribution Mean SD
A 50 5
B 60 8

SECTION D: Correlation

Q16. Calculate Pearson’s correlation coefficient:

X Y
10 15
12 18
14 20
16 22
18 25
Q17. Find Spearman’s rank correlation:

Rank X Rank Y
1 2
2 1
3 4
4 3
5 5

Q18. Compute correlation using product moment method:

Test X Test Y
13 20
15 22
17 24
19 26

Q19. Find Spearman’s rho:

X Rank Y Rank
3 4
1 2
4 1
2 3

Q20. Calculate correlation between Hindi and English marks of


students (take suitable data).

SECTION E: Regression

Q21. Find regression equation of Y on X:

X Y
2 5
4 7
6 9
8 11

Q22. Calculate regression coefficients:

X Y
10 15
20 25
30 35
40 45

Q23. Find regression equation and predict Y when X = 25.

Q24. Explain difference between correlation and regression with


example.

Q25. Compute regression lines and estimate missing value.

SECTION F: Normal Probability Curve

Q26. Mean = 50, SD = 10. Find percentage of cases above 60.

Q27. Mean = 50, SD = 5. Find percentage of cases between 40 and


55.

Q28. Mean = 100, SD = 15. Find percentage of cases above IQ 130.

Q29. Find Z-score of raw score 75 (Mean = 60, SD = 10).

Q30. Out of 1000 students, how many score below 45 if Mean = 50


and SD = 5?

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