Inferential statistics Flashcards

1
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nominal data

A

what’s your favourite colour? answers pink/blue/green etc

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2
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nominal/binary

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what gender are you? male or female

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3
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ordinal

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strongly agree/strongly disagree

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4
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scale

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from 0%-100%

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5
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inferential statistics

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test hypothesis between dependant/independent variables, tests populations, decides whether something will happen by chance is significant or not

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6
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dependant variable

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its measured, caused by independant

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7
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independent variable

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one we are manipulating

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8
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hypothesis

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untested statement that tells us a relationship

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9
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research/alternative hypothesis

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what we aim to gather evidence from, usually a relationship, Hi

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10
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null hypothesis

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what we assume true from the beginning, no relationship, Ho, use inferential statistics to test against

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11
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what do we aim to do with null

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accept/reject so come up with alternative to test significance then try and reject

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12
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what is being tested

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Ho

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13
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variable testing

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X(-) - x

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14
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ways to test null

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estimate all values of statistic, use statistics with unknown pdf (chi-squared/f test)

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15
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steps

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define question, set null/alternative, calculate statistic, calculate p value, interpret

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16
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what happens if p value larger than 5%

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don’t reject Ho

17
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t tests

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compare 2 populations, plot histograms, 2 plots for independent samples 1 for paired

18
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paired t test

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individuals studied at 2 different times/conditions

19
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independent t tests

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collected from 2 separate groups

20
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equal population variances

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compare standard deviation