Basics of Statistics Flashcards

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is the science of collection, presentation,

analysis, and reasonable interpretation

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Statistics

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Data that can be measured by numbers.

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Quantitative

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Individuals are selected based on non-random criteria, and every individual has a chance of being included.

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Nonprobability sampling methods

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4
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Every member of the population has a chance of being selected.

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Probability sampling methods

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5
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is the specific group that you will collect data from

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sample

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is the entire group that you want to draw

conclusions about

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population

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7
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This scale has certain characteristics but doesn’t have any form of numerical meaning.

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nominal scale

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defines data that is placed in a specific order. While each value is ranked, there’s no information that specifies what differentiates the categories from each other

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ordinal scale

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contains properties of nominal and ordered data, but the difference between data points can be quantified.

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interval scale

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10
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The data is nominal and defined by an identity, can be classified in order, contains intervals and can be broken down into exact value.

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Ratio scale

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11
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Used for Naming Variables in No Particular Order

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Nominal Scale

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12
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Used to describe the order of values

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Ordinal

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13
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Used for naming variables

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Nominal

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14
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Have measurable intervals

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Ratio

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15
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With known differences between variables

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Interval

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16
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Numbers that can be broken down

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Continuous

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Whole numbers that can’t be broken down

18
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Summary measures and graphs

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Descriptive

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Estimation and Test of Hypothesis

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Inferential

20
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Statistics describes a numeric set of data by its

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Center, Variability, Shape

21
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Statistics describe a categorical set of data by

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Frequency, percentage, or proportion