general Flashcards
(40 cards)
what is a z score?
tells us how many sd from the mean the score falls
what is type 1 error?
saying there is a difference when one doesnt exist
if CI overlap for two sets of data what does this imply?
we do not expect to see a statistically significant difference between the data
4 assumptions for parametric stat analysis
ratio or interval measurements, equality of variance, normal distribution, n>30
why is coefficient of variance useful?
it removes units and allows values to be compared fairly
what stat operation would we use to test for equality of variance?
levenes test, we want a value larger than .05 to assume equality of variance and continue with calculations
what stat operation would we use to test for normal distribution?
vodka test
if the CI for the true difference between means includes zero than _______
you cannot be confident that there is a true difference between the means
when calculating the U value for the Mann Whitney U test, there will be two values calculated, which one do you use?
the smaller U
how do we calc DF for a kruskall wallace ANOVA?
of groups - 1
for the signs ranked test what is the critical value and what must happen with the calculated value to reject the null hypothesis?
the critical value is .05, if the calculated value is higher than .05 fail to reject the null hypothesis
in which two tests do you want the calculated value to be smaller than the critical value to reject null hypothesis?
mann whitney U test, wilcoxon signed ranks test
in which nonparametric test do you rank data across the tables? —————->
friedman ANOVA, (one way repeated measures ANOVA non parametric operation)
how do we calc DF for a friedman ANOVA?
k-1, where k is the number of experimental conditions
how do we analyze nominal data?
use a 2x2 contingency table
what is ICC 1 useful for?
test retest reliability
what is ICC 2 useful for?
Inter-rater reliability, reliability of clinical tool
what is ICC 3 useful for?
intra-rater reliability, establishes reliability between trials and raters
what is a strong/good ICC output number from SPSS
above .80
what is a Kappa used for?
it accounts for chance agreements
what is a weighted kappa used for?
will address the varying levels of disagreement, more serious disagreements are weighed more heavily, less seriously are weighed less heavily
what type of data is ICC used with?
ratio/interval
what type of data is kappa, wieghted kappa, and percent agreement used with?
nominal data
how do we calc DF for pearson r?
of data pairs - 2