Module 1-1 and 1-2 Flashcards

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What is Statistics?

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A way of reasoning along with data collection of tools and methods designed to help us understand the world with the use of data

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What is Data?

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Values without context

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3
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What is a Population of Interest?

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The entire collection of individuals

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What is a Parameter?

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A numerical summary that describes a characteristic of the population

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What is a Statistic?

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A numerical summary that describes a characteristic of the sample

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What does ȳ mean?

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The average of a statistic

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What does s mean?

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The standard deviation (statistic)

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What does r mean?

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Correlation (statistic)

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What does b mean?

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Regression coefficient (statistic)

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What does p̂ mean?

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Proportion (statistic)

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What does μ mean?

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Parameter

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What does σ mean?

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Standard deviation of a population

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What does ρ mean?

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Correlation of a population

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What does β mean?

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Regression coefficient of a population

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What does P mean?

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The proportion of a population

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What does Who mean?

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Who did we collect the data from

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Who can you collect data from?

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Subjects/Participants
Populations
Samples
Respondents
Experimental units
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What are Respondents?

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Individuals who answer a survey

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What are Experimental units?

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Animals, Plants, and inanimate objects

20
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What is the what in the 5 w’s?

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What characteristic or variable are you monitoring

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What is the Why in the 5 w’s?

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Why are you doing this? What is your reason for collecting data?

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What is the When and Where in the 5 w’s?

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Knowing when and where the data are collected, can give us some nice information about the context

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What is the How?

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How is the data being collected

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What are Variables?

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Variables are characteristics recorded about each individual

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What are the types of Variables?
Categorical (Qualitative) | Numerical (Quantitative)
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What do Categorical (Qualitative) variable do?
Places a subject into one or several groups or categories
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What are the two types of Categorical Variables?
Nominal | Ordinal
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What are Nominal Variables?
Categorical Variables with no order
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What are Ordinal Variables?
Categorical Variables with order
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What are the two types of Numerical (Quantitative) variables?
Discrete | Continuous
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What are Discrete variables?
When they can only take on discrete values
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What are Continuous variables?
When they can take on any value in a given interval
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What kind of variable is something like student ID?
A categorical variable with one individual in each category