Lecture Week 1 Flashcards

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Type I Error

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  • False Positive
  • Man is pregnant
  • Test reports true when in reality is not true
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False Positive

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  • Type 1 Error
  • Man is pregnant
  • Test reports true when in reality is not true
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Type II Error

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  • False Negative
  • Pregnant Woman tests not pregnant
  • Test reports false when in reality is true
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False Negative

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  • Type II Error
  • Pregnant Woman tests not pregnant
  • Test reports false when in reality is true
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Research Doing

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  • Practical, hands on, skills based aspect of research
  • Analyse, interpret and conclude based on data
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Research Thinking

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  • Changing the way we think to be able to think critically about the research being consumed.
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Research Consuming

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  • Being able to absorb research from others
  • Includes peer reviewed and mass media consumption
  • Understand, critique and apply this material
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Screen & Clean

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  • Data is our raw ingredients in our study
  • Need to prepare the data before analysis
  • If data is no good and innacurate then our end result will also be no good.
  • Make sure the data meets the assumptions
  • Make sure there are no errors in the data
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Why do we engage in Data Analysis

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  1. Check for errors
  2. Obtain a thorough descriptive analysis of your data
  3. Examine patterns that are not otherwise obvious
  4. Analyse and deal with Missing Data
  5. Checking for outliers
  6. Checking Assumptions
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Screen & Clean - Check for errors

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  • Human error occurs, we can never assume data is 100% error free.
  • Errors are easy to make
  • The more complicated the data, the more likely errors will occur
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Screen & Clean - Obtain a Descriptive Analysis of Data

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  • Really dig in to the statistices.
  • Get a real feel for what is occuring
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Screen & Clean - Examine Patterns that are Not Obvious

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  • Raw data does not tell a story
  • As an analyst it is up to me to extract the information from the raw material
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Screen & Clean - Analyse and Deal with Missing Data

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  • Missing data is very common in human research
  • It happens for all sorts of reasons
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Screen & Clean - Checking Assumptions

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  • Statistical Tests make certain assumptions
  • We need to check these assumptions against the data before we do the statistical test
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Screen & Clean - Checking for Outliers

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  • Outliers are extreme scores
  • They can have a disproportionate effect on our scores
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16
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EXPLORE Command in SPSS

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17
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What is EDA?

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  • Exploratory Data Analysis
  • Developed by statistician John Tukey
  • He was a very practical statistician
  • worked in cryptography and code breaking in WW2
  • Suggested that if data analysis were to difficult then people would not use it.
  • He said we should keep it simple