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Descriptive Stats Flashcards

(7 cards)

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Descriptive stats include

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mean
median
mode
range
standard deviation

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Inferential Statistics

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confidence intervals
correlations/regressions
T-tests/ANOVAs
MANOVA/ANCOVA

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3
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Standard Deviation

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describes overall spread of data
1 SD = 68% of data
2 SD = 95%
3 SD = 99%

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4
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Positive Skew

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5
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Negative skew

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6
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Confidence Interval

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estimates how well the sample mean represents the population mean

increases as sample size increases

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Standard Error of the Mean

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used to compute the confidence interval

SE = standard error of the mean
s = standard deviation of the sample
n= sample size

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