Data Analysis Flashcards

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Data variables may be represented in categories, as …. or ….

A

categorical, numerical

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2
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Categorical data may be …. or ….

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nominal, ordinal

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3
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Numerical data may be … or …

A

interval, ratio

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4
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Numerical data with a “true” zero is … data

A

ratio

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5
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Categorical data with a relative “rank” order is … data

A

ordinal

~nominal data has no set order “Red”, “Blue”, “Green” etc.

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6
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Accuracy of data is how close a measurement is to its … value.

A

true

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7
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Precision of data is how … measurements are.

A

repeatable

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8
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Increasing sample size helps to reduce sampling …

A

error

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9
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Frequentist concepts assume a … Hypothesis

A

Null

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10
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A permutation test randomly assigns … to numerical data

A

Categories

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11
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Alternative hypothesis is the statement of the … Effect

A

Expected

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12
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One sample t test assumes … Distribution

A

Normal

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13
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One sample t test requires … Or … Data

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Interval, ratio

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14
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One sample t test assumes data is ..

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Independent

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15
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Negative t values can be wrote as …

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Positive

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