Sampling Distribution Flashcards

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sampling variability

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sample results change from sample to sample

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2
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parameter is a number that describes

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the population

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3
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a statistic is a number that is

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computed from the sample.

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5
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Statistic proportion

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6
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Statistic mean

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7
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Statistic standard deviation

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8
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population proportion

The variable of interest is…

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categorical

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9
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population mean

the population of interest is…

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quantitative

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10
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sample proportion is a …

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random variable

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11
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To summarize the behavior of any random variable, we focus on three features of its distribution:

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the center, the spread, and the shape.

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12
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sampling distribution of pˆ.

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he distribution of the values of the sample proportions (pˆ) in repeated samples

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13
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the standard deviation of all sample proportions (pˆ)

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14
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The convention is to require both np and n(1 - p) to be at least

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10.

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15
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pˆ has_______ with a mean of μpˆ=p and standard deviation σpˆ=p(1-p)n (and as long as np and n(1 - p) are at least 10).

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a normal distribution

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20
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Parameter of a categorical variable

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21
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Parameter of a quantitative variable

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22
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Statistic of a categorical variable

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23
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Statistic of a quantitative variable

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24
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Center of the sampling distribution of a categorical variable

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25
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Center of the sampling distribution of a quantitiative variable

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26
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Spread of the sampling distribution of a categorical variable

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27
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Spread of the sampling distribution of a a Quantitatitve Variable

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28
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Shape of the sampling distribution of a Categorical Variable

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29
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Shape of the Sampling distribution of a Quantitative Variable

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If n is greater than or equal to 30, the shape of the sampling distribution should be approximately normal.

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