Chapter 2 - Distribution of Scores Flashcards

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Distribution

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Conveys relative frequency with which values of a variable occur in a sample or population

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Raw frequency count

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The number of scores in a sample or population having a particular value or falling in a given interval

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Relative frequencies

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Proportion of scores in a sample or population having a particular value or falling in a given interval

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Cumulative frequency

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Number of scores at or below a given value of a variable

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5
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Cumulative proportion

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P - proportion of scores at or below a given value of a variable

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p

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Proportion of scores having a particular value

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7
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Range

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Maximum - minimum

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8
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Score limits

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The minimum and maximum whole values of the units of measurement that define the interval

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9
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Real limits

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The limits of all real numbers included in each variable

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10
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Good features of grouped frequency tables

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  1. Interval width should be integer number of units of the variables
  2. Interval width should be familiar
  3. All lower score limits should be multiples of interval width
  4. Real limits of highest score should include highest score, lowest contain lowest
  5. All intervals should be continuous
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Width

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Includes minimum and maximum values

Width 10=10-19

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