Chapter 4 Flashcards

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Sample survey steps

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1) What population we want to describe

2) What population we want to measure

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2
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Bias

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design that systematically favors certain outcomes

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3
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Voluntary response samples

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People call in for their opinion

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4
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Random sampling

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the use of chance to select a sample

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5
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Simple random sampling

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Set of n individuals chosen in such a way that every n has an equal chance

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6
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Stratified random sample

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Group by similarity, SRS strata, combine SRSs

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7
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Cluster

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Chose SRS of the cluster. All clusters are included in sample.

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8
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Inference

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we predict or assumer things about a populatio

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9
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Undercoverage

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when some group are left out of the process of choosing the sample

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10
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Wording bias

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When a question is skewed for a certain answer

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11
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Observational study

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Observes individuals, and infers

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12
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Experiments

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seek to establish cause and effect

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13
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Lurking variable

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Unaccounted for variable that effects response

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14
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Confounding

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When two variables become indistinguishable

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15
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In experiments, explanatory variables are called

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factors

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16
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Random assignment

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Experimental units are assigned to treatments at random

17
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Completely randomized design

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Treatments are assigned to all the experimental units by chance

18
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3 principles of experimental design

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1) Control 2) Random Assignment 3) Replication

19
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replication is

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using enough experimental units

20
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Double blind

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Neither subjects nor the doctors know which treatment is being used

21
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statistically significant

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effect is too large to happen by chance

22
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Block

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a group of experimental units known before the experiment to be similar

23
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Randomized block design

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Random assignment is used within each block

24
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Matched pairs

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comparing two similar experimental units with two treatments

25
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lack of realism

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experiments that are difficult to test

26
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confidentiality

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information is kept secret and private