Assessment Study Flashcards

1
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What are the two types of analytical statistics ?

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Descriptive and Inferential

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2
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Descriptive statistics are used to___

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inform

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3
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Inferential statistics are used to ___

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Predict /Trend

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4
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What’s the four levels of measurement?

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Nominal
Ordinal
Interval
Ratio

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5
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What level of measurement represents continual data with unique zero point ?

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Ratio

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6
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What level of measurement orders data at equal distances apart ?

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Interval

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7
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What level of measurement places qualitative objects in some kind of order ?

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Ordinal

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8
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What level of measurement represents unordered categories or groups of objects ?

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Nominal

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9
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What type of error does an outlier create ?

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Out of range

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10
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What type of error is an unpredictable error ?

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Random Error

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11
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What type of error occurs with missing data and can distort data as well?

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Omission Error

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12
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What type of error tends to repeat itself and can skew results ?

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Systematic Error

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13
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What is the main process of quality control?

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Reduce/ minimize errors

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14
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What type of study is where all variable measurements are under the researchers control?

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Experimental Study

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15
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What type of study is used when the test subject is impractical or impossible to control?

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Observational Study

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16
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What type of study is it when participants are not told if they are in the treatment group or experiment group?

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Blind Study

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17
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What is applied by the researcher to each test subject ?

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Treatment

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18
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What type of study is where neither the treatment allocator nor the participants known who is in the treatment group or experiment group ?

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Double Blind Study

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19
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What type of bias is when the questions favor an outcome or the interviewer as questions that favor an outcome ?

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Information Bias

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20
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What type of analysis represents the average outcome (payoff) when the future includes scenarios that may or may not happen?

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Expected Monetary Value Analysis

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21
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How can you treat observation points that are very distant from the rest of the data set in an analysis ?

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May or may not be included in analysis but causes skewness

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22
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What bias occurs from not selecting a random sample?

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Measurement Bias

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23
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What bias occurs when respondents believe it will be beneficial if selected ?

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Conscious Bias

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24
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What measures the difference between the third and first quartile ?

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Inter-quartile range ordered from lowest to highest

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What is used to study the composition of a data set and examine the distribution ?
Box Plot
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What represents a simple regression using time as the independent variable ?
Time Series
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What represents a general upwards or downwards slow over a period of time ?
Trend
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What is it called when there’s unforeseen circumstances causing random deviations ?
Irregularity
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What is it called when there’s repetition in up and down patters ?
Cyclicality
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What is it called when there’s a regular pattern within a single year ?
Seasonality
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What is it called when the probability of a variable falls within a certain range?
Cumulative Distribution
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What is it called when there’s a list of all the different probabilities of each outcome that can occur ?
Probability Distribution
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What is it called when the measures of central tendency are approximately equal?
Normal Distribution
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What is used to compare the mean of three or more groups ?
ANOVA
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What test statistic does ANOVA use ?
F-value (must be higher than critical value to reject the null)
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What test statistic does the T-test use ?
T-value (must be higher than the critical value to reject the null)
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A correlation is weak if the coefficient is closer to ___
Zero
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A correlation is strong if the coefficient is closer to ___
1 or -1
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What illustrated performance measurements over a period of time ?
Run Chart
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What illustrates limits or constraints a process should not exceed?
Control charts
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What item assists in brainstorming issues that are causing a problem ?
Cause and Effect Diagram (Fishbone diagram)
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What is a visual tool to understand a process ?
Flowchart
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What is an easy tool to collect data to create other charts ?
Check Sheet
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What represents a graphical display of a data set with one bar for each category ?
Histogram and Pareto Chart
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What represents a graphical display of a data set centered ?
Histogram
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What represents a graphical display of a data set in highest to lowest order ?
Pareto
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What is used for potential relationships and correlation between variables ?
Scatter Diagram
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Can the seven basic tools be used independently ?
Yes
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What percent of quality problems does Ishikawa claim the seven tools can solve ?
90-95%
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What diagram demonstrates all of the elements that can influence a process before it starts ?
SIPOC
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What is a manufacturing approach to improving processes?
Six Sigma
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In manufacturing, statistics are used for ___
Quality Control
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In the PDSA what step is a response to analytical results ?
Act
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What shows whether a result meets a requirement or not ?
Attribute
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What shows you how well a result meets a requirement ?
Variable
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What variations are accepted as the normal part of the process ?
Common Cause Variations
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What variations are from an abnormality causing large discrepancy in results ?
Special Cause Variations
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What is the model of designing, analyzing, and scoring tests ?
Item Response Theory
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How does the government differ than the private sector in a cost benefit analysis ?
Government isn’t always about money
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What is it called to compare one person’s performance to other people’s performances ?
Norm Reference
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What is it called to compare a person’s performance to a standard score ?
Criterion Referenced
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What management strategy uses results as the central base measurement of performance ?
Results Based Management
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What is it called when counting ALL of the existing cases of a disease ?
Prevalence
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What is it called when counting only NEW cases of a disease ?
Incidence
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What is used to analyze if funding is worth the outcome for a project ?
Cost Benefit Analysis
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What represents a performance measure for one specific goal ?
KPI
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What is it called when multiple KPIs are displayed in a picture ?
KPI Dashboard