TOPIC 1. INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICAL ANALYSIS Flashcards

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Science deals with the collection, presentation, analysis, and interpretation of scientific data

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Statistics

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2
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It is the foundation of statistics

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Data

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3
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Can be transformed into useful facts and information that a decision maker can use

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Data

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4
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It is the fundamental characteristic of data

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Variability

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5
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A successful observation of a system that do not produce the same result

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Variability

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What are the two classification of statistics

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Descriptive and inferential

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A classification of statistics through collecting,describing, and analyzing a set of data without drawing conclusion

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Descriptive statistics

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A classification of statistic that predicts about the entire dataset

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Inferential statistics

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A classification of statistics that is concerned with the analysis of a subset of data leading to predictions about the entire data set

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Inferential statistics

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10
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What are the four scales of measurements

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Nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio

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Scale of measurement that labels or categories

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Nominal

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Scale of measurement through ranking or order

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Ordinal

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Scale of measurement that has no true zero

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Interval

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Scale of measurement that has a true zero

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Ratio

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What are the four types of data

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Primary data, secondary data, discrete data, and continuous data

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It is a type of data collected fresh or for the first time thus happened to be original

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Primary data

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It is a type of data collected by someone else and have been passed through statistical process

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Secondary data

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It is a type of data which whole numbers are often counted

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Discrete data

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It is a type of data measured and can be presented as decimal

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Continuous data

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What are the three measures of central location

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Mean, median, and mode

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What are the three measures of variability

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Range, variance, standard deviation

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Range can be determined by

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Highest minus lowest

23
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It is the dispersion of data from mean

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Variance

24
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A specified sample size has the same chance of being selected as any other sample of the same size

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Random sampling

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What are the four types of random sampling

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Simple random sampling, systematic random sampling, stratified random sampling, and cluster random sampling

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A type of random sampling which is determined by assigning a number and randomly select

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Systematic random sampling

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It is a type of random sampling which is determined through grouping and selecting randomly

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Stratified random sampling

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Three types of statistical studies

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Observational studies, retrospective studies, and designed experiment

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It is type of statistical studies which involve observing and analyzing phenomena as they occur naturally without intervening manipulating variables

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Observational studies

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It is a statistical status that studies past events or records to identify patterns, relationship or potential causes and effects

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Retrospective studies

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It is a type of statistical studies that intentionally manipulating variables under controlled conditions to observe their effects

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Designed experiment