Inferential Statistics Flashcards

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Criteria for Mann Whitney U

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independant groups
experiment
ordinal/interval data

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2
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criteria for Wilcoxon

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repeated measures
experimental
ordinal/interval data

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3
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Criteria for Spearmans Rho

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correlation
relationship
ordinal

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4
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Criteria for Chi square

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Independant groups
difference
nominal data

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5
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criteria for Binomial

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Repeated measures
difference
nominal

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6
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Observe value define

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the number produced after many steps and calc

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7
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critical value define

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a value taken from statistical test table which must be reached in order for results to be significant

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8
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How to know if my results are significant:

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-observe value must be greater than critical value= spearmans rho + chi square
-observe value must be lass than critical value= man whit u + wilcoxon

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9
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name all the non parametric tests

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mann whitney u
chi square
binomal
wilcoxon
spearmans rho

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10
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Name 4 assumptions of parametric tests

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populations drawn from are normally distributed
variances of populations are equal aprox
has interval data
no extreme scores

-if has else then its non parametric

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11
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How to decide which test

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level of measurement- is it nominal, ordinal or interval
experimental design- is it independent or repeated
relationship or difference- correlation or experiment

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12
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Describe nominal data

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categories
weakest level of measurement
n. something occurs
closed questions usually
easy to collect
no degree of response shown since not linear

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13
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Describe ordinal data

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rank
difference between each rank is unknown
likert scale
self reports
linear scale so mean mode calculated
median not assessed since gaps unknown

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14
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Describe interval data

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known mathematical unit
most precise + reliable level of data
more informative
standard deviation can be calculated
no baseline to stop
no understanding of why

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15
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What is the standard deviation formula

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σ = √(∑x−x̄)^2 /n)

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16
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What is variance

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calculates the average difference between scores in the data set and the mean
the larger the SD the more spread out the results are
a small variance means scores are mostly similar and close to mean
SD is the square root of variance

17
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evaluate use of mode

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identifies most frequent
useful IF data is categories/nominal
not useful if several modes

18
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evaluate the use of median

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not affected by outliers since its marginilised
not as sensitive as mean bc all values are represented

19
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evaluate the use of mean

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most sensitive measure since all values are taken into account
can be inflated and deflated by outliers