LESSON 5 DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS Flashcards

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IMPORTANT TERMS

Plotting Values of observation

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Frequency distribution

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IMPORTANT TERMS

Normal Distribution

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Characterized by bell-curved shaped

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3
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TYPES OF DISTRIBUTION

Left side is mirror imgae of right side

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Symmetric

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TYPES OF DISTRIBUTION

Right tail is longer than the left

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Positively skewed/Floor Effect

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5
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TYPES OF DISTRIBUTION

Left tail is longer than the right

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Negatively Skewed/Ceiling Effect

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6
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TYPES OF DISTRIBUTION

One highest Point

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Unimodal

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7
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TYPES OF DISTRIBUTION

Two high points

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Bimodal

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8
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TYPES OF DISTRIBUTION

Can be Unimodal, Symmetric, or Asymptotic

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Normal

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9
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IMPORTANT TERMS

Describes the number of peaks a distribution has

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Modality

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10
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IMPORTANT TERMS

How peaked the data in the distribution

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Kurtosis

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TYPES OF KURTOSIS

When the degree of peakedness is greater than 3

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Leptokurtic

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TYPES OF KURTOSIS

When the degree of peakedness is equal to 3

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Mesokurtic

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13
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TYPES OF KURTOSIS

When the degree of peakedness is less than 3

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Platykurtic

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14
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IMPORTANT TERMS

Center where the distribution lies

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Central Tendencies

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15
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IMPORTANT TERMS

Occurs more frequently in the data set

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Mode

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16
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IMPORTANT TERMS

Scores are ranked in order of magnitude

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Median

17
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IMPORTANT TERMS

The average scores

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Mean

18
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IMPORTANT TERMS

Dispersion of dataset relative to its mean

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Standard Deviation

19
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IMPORTANT TERMS

A measure of how representative a sample is likely to be of the population

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Standard Error

20
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IMPORTANT TERMS

As the population size increases >30, the data becomes normal

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Central Limit Theorem

21
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IMPORTANT TERMS

The accuracy of sample mean as an estimate of the mean in the Population, the ‘true value’ will fall

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Confidence Interval

22
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IMPORTANT TERMS

The presence or absence of an effect

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Hypothesis

23
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IMPORTANT TERMS

The strength of a statistical claim (magnitude)

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Effect Size