Exam 1 Closed Book Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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A frequency distribution of several mean values is called

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a sampling distribution

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2
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With inferential statistics we can use

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𝑥̅ to estimate μ and sample statistics to estimate population parameters

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3
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A standard error

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relates to how much uncertainty there is in an estimate of the population mean

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4
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Type II error is

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accepting the H0 when it’s false

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5
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a frequency distribution of several mean values is

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a sampling distribution

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if a value is selected a priori, the value has been selected

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based on already known, pre-determined info

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7
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In relation to variance, the standard deviation

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returns the sample to its original units

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8
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An example of nominal scale data is

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hair color

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9
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A measure of central tendency includes

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the mean, mode, median

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10
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p-value is the probability

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of obtaining sample statistic from a population in which null hypothesis is true.

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11
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Ordinal scales involve

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ranks

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12
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In inferential statistics we use sample statistics to

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estimate population parameters

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13
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An example of ordinal-scale data is

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weight classes

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14
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An example of interval-scale data is

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temperature

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15
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An example of ratio-scale data is

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length or volume

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16
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population means are represented by

17
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sample means are represented by

18
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A p-value is

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the probability of obtaining your sample data and statistics from a population in which the null hypothesis is true

19
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The test that deals with two nominal-scale variables

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contingency table

20
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Expected frequencies in contingency tables are

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calculated ( a posteriori)

21
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What two tests must be done before continuing with a contingency table?

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R and B rule and category size

22
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Measures of dispersion include

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the range, sum of squares, variance, standard deviation and coefficient of variation

23
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The standard deviation of the sampling distribution is

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the standard error

24
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According to central limit theorem

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the means of samples from a normally distributed population will be normally distributed as well; and samples from any distribution will have means that approach normal distributions as the sample size increases.

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What do we use to estimate how much uncertainty there is in the sample estimate of the population mean
standard error
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Which test determines the probability that a sample of ratio-interval scale data was taken from a population with a pre-determined mean
a one-sample t-test
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The two assumptions for two-sample tests
RSNDP and homoscedastic
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Robust means
violations of assumptions do not affect results of test
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The test that deals with ranking data in order to convert it to ordinal-scale data is
Mann-Whitney U
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The test that compares the mean difference between two paired samples of ratio-interval scale data to zero is
a paired-sample t-test