13 - Other Flashcards

1
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What can we conclude if a b-value has a large standard error? (Other Statistics)

A

The estimates of b vary widely across different samples (estimates could be very different from the population value)

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What does Rsquared tell us? (Other Statistics)

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How much variation is accounted for (x100 to give a %)

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What do confidence intervals tell us? (Other Statistics)

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The interval is one of the 95% that contains the population value of b lies between x and x

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What does the F statistic represent? (Other Statistics)

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The ratio of variance in the variable, explained by the model to the variance that is not explained by the model

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5
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What does bootstrapping assume? (Other Statistics)

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Nothing about the shape of the sampling distribution

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What does sphericity refer to? (Other Statistics)

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The equality of variances of the difference between treatment levels

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What is the equation for odds? (Other Statistics)

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Odds = no of times an even occurs / no of times an event does not occur

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What are the predictor and outcome variable respectively known as? (Other Statistics)

A

Independent and dependent variable

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What does it mean if the values of Rsquared and adjusted Rsquared are close together? (Other Statistics)

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The model should generalise well to the population

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What does the beta estimates for a predictor represent? (Other Statistics)

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The change in outcome for each unit change in the predictor

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What does the F and P values tell us in a linear model with multiple predictors? (Other Statistics)

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If the overall model explains more variance in the outcome than it does not explain

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What does a P value represent? (Other Statistics)

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The probability that you would get a value at least as extreme as the observed, if there is no real relationship between the predictor and the outcome (the null hypothesis is true)

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What does a t-test for the predictor value do? (Other Statistics)

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Tests if the beta value differs significantly to zero

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What is the difference between the F and T value? (Other Statistics)

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F value = whole model improved against the mean

T value = Each predictor individually

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15
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What is the difference between regression and ANOVA? (Other Statistics)

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Nothing

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16
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What does repeat testing groups from the data set do? (Other Statistics)

A

Increases the chances of type 1 error

17
Q

What is a type 1 error? (Other Statistics)

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  • Reporting a significant finding, where there is no real effect
  • Too lenient
18
Q

What is a type 2 error? (Other Statistics)

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  • Reporting no significant finding, where there is one

- Too stringent

19
Q

What is the maximum number of contrasts within x groups? (Other Statistics)

A

x - 1

20
Q

What does it mean if there is a significant interaction between predictor and covariate? (Other Statistics)

A

Homogeneity of slopes has been violated

21
Q

What does a covariate in ANCOVA do? (Other Statistics)

A

Adjusts the means in each group to control for a known confound

22
Q

Sphericity is and assumption of what and what does is assume? (Other Statistics)

A

Is an assumption of repeated measures and assumes that the variances of the differences between conditions are equal