Choosing an Inferential Statistical Test Flashcards

1
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What are statistical tests used for?

A

To determine whether a significant difference or correlation exists

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What is the calculated value?

A

The result obtained from the statistical test

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3
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How is the critical value calculated?

A

From a table of probability values

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4
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What is the critical value?

A

The numerical boundary that stands between accepting or rejecting the null hypothesis

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5
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What does an R in the name of the statistical test mean?

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The calulated value has to be greater or equal to the critical value for the result to be significant
Reject null hypothesis

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What does it mean if there is no R?

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Calculated value has to be less or equal to the critical value for it to be significant

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7
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What are the three factors in choosing an Inferential test?

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Design
The level of data
Difference/ Correlation

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8
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What are the three types of design?

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Independent groups
Matched pairs
Repeated measures

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9
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What are the three levels of data?

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Nominal
Ordinal
Interval

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