I gave 20 frogs caffeine tablets and they jumped 3.2 feet high on average. I gave 20 other frogs plain tablets (without caffeine) and they jumped 2.5 feet high on average. Which statement about these results is correct?

The type of data we typically put in bar graphs, which is named rather than numerical, is called _______________________.

During an unprompted assault Alex caused Jermaine to lose his sight. If both were upper class men the “Principle of Talion” would dictate that Alex _______________________.

The _________________ defines the consequences we expect to occur in our experiment and it may be written as an “if, then” statement.

Which of the following would be considered algae?

What is this graph missing, in terms of proper formatting? There may be multiple missing components, but just pick one.  

According to Erich Fromm, the Hebrew concept of “Shabbat” (“Sabbath”) is primarily about _____________.

Based on the information in the graph below, what was the dependent variable in the experiment? *Source of graph: Cheung and Wong 1998

The primary result of many statistical tests, which we compare to the alpha value to make a conclusion, is called ______________________.

R2 ranges from __________.