RM: Probability + significance Flashcards

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What is the R rule?

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If there is an R in the name of the test, the calculated value needs to be more than the critical value in order for results to be significant

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2
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What is the null hypothesis?

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States that there is no difference or correlation between conditions and accepted if results are non significant

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3
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What is probability?

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Measure of the likelihood that a particular event will occur

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4
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What is calculate value?

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Result from test

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5
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What is critical value?

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Value from table

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6
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What levels of significance is used?

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Usual value of significance is 0.05 but 0.01 if lives depend on the results or rare study (one off)

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What is a type 1 error?

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Null hypothesis is rejected and alternate accepted when null is true (difference is found when it doesn’t exist)

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When does a type 1 error occur?

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When level of significance is too lenient

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9
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What is a type 2 error?

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Null hypothesis is accepted but the alternate is true

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10
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When does a type 2 error occur?

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When level of significance is too stringent

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