Chapter 22: Confidence Intervals for a Mean Flashcards
(5 cards)
1
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TInterval & TTest Conditions
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- Random sample
- n≤10% of pop.
- n≥30 (CLT) or no strong skewness or outliers
2
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t Distributions
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- Mean = 0
- Variability is determined by degrees of freedom (df=n-1)
- Shape similar to normal distribution, but with fatter tails and slightly lower peak
- As degrees of freedom increase, the tails get thinner and the peak gets higher
- t*=InvT([1-c]/2,df)
3
Q
TInterval On Calculator
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(Data and input into lists if no mean and SD given)
Stats
x̄: sample mean
Sx: sample SD
n: sample size
C-Level: CI% as decimal
4
Q
TTest p-value Interpretation
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“Assuming [H0 in context] is true, there is a [p-value] probability of getting an x̄ of [x̄] or more extreme purely by chance.”
5
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TTest
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(Data and input into lists if no mean and SD given)
Stats
μ0: null hypothesis
x̄: sample mean
Sx: sample SD
n: sample size
μ (≠μ0; <μ0; >μ0)