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Ccj/4701 Final Exam
Name: Stacey-Ann Rubio PID: 3062746 Date: April 16, 2014

CCJ 4701 Final Exam Spring 2014

Florida International University is committed to maintaining academic integrity. As a result, students who engage in academic dishonesty are subject to a series of sanctions from failure on an assignment to failure for the course to a referral to the appropriate administrator. Your submission of the exam indicates that you are aware of the university’s policies and agree to follow them.
Directions: Please complete the exam using MS Word. All of your work must be shown and typed to receive full credit. Exams that are written by hand and scanned or photographed will not be graded. The exam is due to Blackboard Monday, April 14, 2014
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This is because the obtained value is smaller than the critical value.

e. What does this mean?

i. This means that there is no difference between the two groups. There is no difference between bullying before and after the anti-bullying film is shown

5. The SPSS output below contains data on the number of prior arrests among three types of felony defendants: those facing at least 2 murder charges; those facing one murder charge; and those facing rape charges. Using the output, answer the following questions:

a. What is the average number of prior arrests for the sample?
i. 3.4286
b. What is the average number of prior arrests for multiple-murder defendants?
i. 5.5000
c. Do the number of prior arrests differ significantly as a result of the charge types? How do you know?
i. Yes, because the significance between groups is 0.021, which is less than the significant level of 0.05. Due to the significance between the groups being smaller, it is statistically significant.
d. Do multiple-murder defendants have a significantly different number of prior arrests compared to other types of defendants? How do you

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