Chapter 13 Flashcards

1
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What are scatterplots used for

A

a method to assess the relationship between 2 interval-ratio variables

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2
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Which is the independent and dependent variable for a scatterplot

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X-independent (horizontal)
Y-dependent (vertical)

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3
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How is the existence and strength of the relationship shown on a scatterplot

A

the closer the dots are together and to the line, the stronger the relationship

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4
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3 ways drawing a line helps with a scatterplot

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1.) the closer the dots to the line the stronger the relationship
2.) the angle of the line (slope up= positive, slope down= negative)
3.) pattern of the dots, if they are close in proximity to each other

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5
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What is the line drawn on a scatterplot called

A

regression line

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6
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What does slope mean with the variables being time males contribute and number of kids

A

If slope is 0.5 with every kid they have the male will contribute 0.5 more hours of chores

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7
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What is Y’ for

A

used to predict a value by putting a number in for X

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8
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Pearson’s r

A

a measure of association for two interval-ratio variables

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9
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little r squared

A

how much does out knowledge of X increase our ability to predict Y

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10
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What is a dummy variable

A

a nominal or ordinal variable used in a regression analysis with 2 categories numbered as 0 and 1

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11
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Null hypothesis for pearsons R

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there is no linear association

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