chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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filed of probability and statistics related to sciences

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Biostatistics

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2
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field of study of data collection, data organization, analysis, and reporting conclusions

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Statistics

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3
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surveys (including observational studies) experiments (actively trying to change something) previously recorded data

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sources of data

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4
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variable whos outcome is determined by chance

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Random Variable

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5
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meaningful numeric data

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Quantitative

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6
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Name, label, group, or category

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Qualitative

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7
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“countable” numeric data gas in data on number line

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discrete

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8
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entire spectrum on a number lines

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continuous

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9
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entire group to be studied

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population

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10
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measurement scale/measurement level

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when collecting data the goal is to obtain higher levels of measurement

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11
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classification grouping or category

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nominal

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12
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what are the four ways to measure

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-nominal
-ordinal
-interval
-ration

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13
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data can be ordered but the differences are unknown/unclear

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ordinal

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14
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data can be ordered differences are known but no natural 0 exists

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interval

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15
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data can be ordered differences is natural 0

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ration

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16
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easiest way to collect data for researcher

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Convenience

17
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users can choose to respond or not

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voluntary response

18
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everyone has an equal chance at being picked

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random

19
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each pull or selection is also random

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simple random

20
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break into groups and randomly sample within the groups

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Stratified

21
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break into groups sample everyone from the group

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cluster

22
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first subject selected random than a pattern/procedure follows

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systematic

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