STATS: 2 samp Flashcards

1
Q

when every # in the interval is larger than 0 that means…

A

there was change (no change would be 0)

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2
Q

Interval –>

A

PANIC

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3
Q

Test –>

A

PHANTOMS

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4
Q

POI statement (for BOTH):

A

The POI is the true DIFFERENCE in (means/proportions) between group 1 and group 2.

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5
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Assumptions for proportions

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-random sample (for both groups)
-10% condition (for both groups)
-n1(p1) n1(q1) ~ n2(p2) n2(q2) ~ greater than equal to 10 (for approx. normal)

use p-hat for proportion-tests

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6
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2-Prop Z Int

A

define z* and interval

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7
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Conclusion for 2 sample INTERVALS

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We are __% confident that the true DIFFERENCE in (proportions/means) between group 1 and group 2 is between __ and __.

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8
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Assumptions for means

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-random sample (for both groups)
-10% condition (for both groups)
-for approx normal:
~both populations are normal
~n greater than or equal to 30 (CLT)
~graph: no strong skew or potential outliers for both data sets

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9
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2-Samp T Int

A

define t* and interval

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10
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2-Samp T Test

A

define t-value and p-value

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11
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2-Prop Z Test

A

define z-value and p-value

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12
Q

ALWAYS STATE YOUR …

A

SIGNIFICANCE LEVEL (for tests)

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13
Q

p-value < significance level

A

reject H0, stat. sig –> we DO have convincing evidence

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14
Q

p-value not< significance level

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fail to reject H0, not stat. sig –> we DO NOT have convincing evidence

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15
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Conclusion for 2-sample tests

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We do/do not have convincing evidence of a different (average/proportion) of ____ between group 1 and group 2

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16
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Hypotheses for proportions

A

Ho: p1=p2
Ha: p1<,>,not=to p2

17
Q

Hypotheses for means

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Ho: M1=M2
Ha: M1<,>,not=to M2

18
Q

Hypotheses are used for …

A

tests !! (PHANTOMS)

19
Q

write down the memorization phrases:

A

605-ZAp-hat
42-CLT8x

20
Q

when looking for a matched pair …

A

-before and after (of ONE group)
-when subjects are paired then assigned different treatments
-if each subject got both treatments and your comparing effects of treatments

21
Q

when looking for 2 sample …

A

-completely randomized design
-when comparing 2 SEPARATE groups
(look to find 2 DIFFERENT groups in a question)

22
Q

when looking for the amount of time…

A

MEANS

23
Q

when someone does something PER DAY …

A

MEANS

24
Q

key words for intervals

A

-estimate(difference)
-find
-describe

25
Q

key words for tests

A

-when needing to answer a question
-to find enough evidence
-comparing
-suggest

26
Q

don’t forget to …

A

assign which group is group 1 and group 2!!

27
Q

A double blind experiment …

A

reduces bias (hippocratic oath)

28
Q

for matched pairs …

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-POI is the true AVERAGE DIFFERENCE between…
-Ho: M=0
Ha: M<,>,not=to 0
-matched pair t-test for M