Data recording, analysis and presentation (inferential statistics) Flashcards
Three. Different curve.
Normal distribution
Negatively skewed distribution
Positively skewed distribution
Where are mode median and mean on distribution curve?
Mode median mean :
top of normal distribution curve
From right to left of negatively skewed distribution
From left to right of positively, skewed distribution
Rules of standard level of significant
The standard is not reached, p>0.05 , null hypothesis has been supported
The standard is reached, p<=0.05 , null hypothesis has not been supported, alternative hypothesis has been supported
Standard has been exceeded, highest level of significant (p<= 0.01), alternative hypothesis has been strongly supported
P meaning
Probability, due to chance
Criteria for using a parametric test
Internal/ratio data
A curve of normal distribution data
Similar variance
Criteria for using a specific non-parametric inferential test
N o ir
C m t (unrelated) - independent
B w r (related) - repeated/ matched
Sr p (correlation)
Definition of type one error
Alternative hypothesis is accepted wrongly the subject. and the null hypothesis is rejected (behaviour, show is really due to chance)
Definition of type 2 error
Rejected the alternative hypothesis, accepted the null hypothesis when the independent variable is really having a significant impact on dependent variable
Which type of to arise the researcher is more likely to make and why
Type 1
Keen to get the work publish to make their name , more likely to get employed by uni
Special symbol «,»_space; , ~, alpha
Much less than
Much greater than
Proportionality (correlation has a linear property)
Approximately