Statistics

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Is a branch of science that deals with studies
involving collection, organization, presentation,
analysis, interpretation, and drawing conclusions
from the data

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STATISTICS

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Is a characteristic of a population or
samples which makes one different from
the other.

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VARIABLES

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consists of higher
degree of analysis, interpretation and
inferences.

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INFERENTIAL STATISTICS

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consist of the
collection, organization, presentation and
analysis of data.

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DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS

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is a part of a population that has
the same characteristics of the given
population.

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SAMPLE

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refers to a large collection of
objects, persons, or things.

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POPULATION

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Are data that can be placed into categories
according to their characteristics or
attributes.

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QUALITATIVE

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are data which are numerical in nature.
These data can be ordered or ranked.

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QUANTITATIVE

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Assumes values that can be counted, and
their values are represented by counting
numbers only.

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DISCRETE VARIABLES

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is one which can assume all variables
between any two specific values are
obtained through measurement.

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CONTINUES VARIABLE

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is what is being measured or tested in an experiment

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DEPENDENT VARIABLE

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is the factor that is manipulated to observe its effect on the dependent variable.

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İNDEPENDENT VARIABLE

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is a measurable characteristic or constant of an entire population, such as the population mean or standard deviation, used to describe its distribution.

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PARAMETER

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is any value or measurement obtained from a sample. It is an estimate of the parameter.

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STATISTICS

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Data is categorized with a clear order or ranking, but the intervals between values are not meaningful

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ORDINAL LEVEL

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Data is categorized without any order or ranking.

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NOMINAL LEVEL

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Data has ordered categories with meaningful and equal intervals, but no true zero point

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INTERVAL LEVEL

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Data has all the properties of interval data, with a meaningful zero point, allowing for the comparison of absolute magnitudes

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RATIO LEVEL

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data collection is a qualitative research technique used to gather in-depth information from participants through structured, semi-structured, or unstructured
conversations.

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INTERVIEW METHOD

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The researcher distributes the questionnaires either personally or by mail and collects them by the same process.
The researcher can save a lot of time and energy.

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QUESTIONNAIRES METHOD

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This method of collecting data is governed by our existing laws

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REGISTRATION METHOD

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Is used to find out the cause-and-effect relationship of certain phenomena under controlled conditions.

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EXPERIMENTAL METHOD

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The researcher may observe subjects individually or group of individuals to obtain data and information related to the objectives of the investigation.

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OBSERVATION METHOD

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The researcher may ask or invite individuals to send text opinions on certain issues or send in their brand preferences on a particular product using their cellphones.

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TEXTING METHOD

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is a simple random sampling method where each member of a population is assigned a unique number, and these numbers are drawn randomly

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LOTTERY SAMPLING

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Is used to draw the numbers for the sample. lists numbers generated in a random sequence, often used in statistics, probability, and research for selecting random sample

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TABLE OF RANDOM SAMPLING

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is a type of probability sampling method where researchers select members from a larger population at regular intervals, following a fixed "sampling interval." The process begins by choosing a random starting point, and then selecting every nth member from the population list.

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SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING

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is a probability sampling technique in which the population is divided into distinct subgroups or "strata" based on specific characteristics

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STRATIFIED SAMPLING

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The population is divided into clusters (usually geographically), and entire clusters are randomly selected for inclusion in the sample

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CLUSTER SAMPLING

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A combination of sampling methods is used, where researchers might first select clusters, then stratify within those clusters and perform random sampling.

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MULTI-STAGE SAMPLING

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A combination of sampling methods is used, where researchers might first select clusters, then stratify within those clusters and perform random sampling.

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MULTI-STAGE SAMPLING