CLASS 18 - thinking in averages (quant) Flashcards

1
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who said “what counts cannot be counted”

A

einstein

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2
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who said “let me count the ways”

A

Elizibeth Browning

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3
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variable

A

quantitative variable: wieght or height

categorical variable: (qualitative): major or obese

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4
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operational definition

A

how are you gunna measure the variables?

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5
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what does 0 correlation mean

A

no relationship

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6
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variance and standard deviation

A

s = dispersion measuring average distance of scores from the mean

s^2 is variance

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7
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positive correlation

A

height and weight

when one goes up so does the other

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8
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negaive correlation

A

stress increases, happieness dercreases

one goes up the other goes down

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9
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inferential statisitics

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conclusions about a population based on data from a sample

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10
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statistically significant effect

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less than 5% chance of happening is statistically significant

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11
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type 1 error
type 2 error

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type 1 error = false positive (rejects H1 when it was true)
type 2 error = false negative (accepts H1 when it was false)

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