Sources Of Variation Flashcards

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What is a 95% confidence interval?

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It is the range to which we’re 95% certain that the true or underlying value lies

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What is the value of the null hypothesis, when studying a rate?

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If the null hypothesis lies outside the 95% confidence interval, what does this say about the p value?

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The p value is less than 0.05. We reject the null hypothesis.

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The smaller the error factor, the smaller the ………. ……

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Confidence interval

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More cases = lower ……. ……

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Error factor

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How do you calculate the lower and upper confidence interval?

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Observed value multiplied/divided by the error factor

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What is the p value?

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The probability of getting the stated hypothesis close to the observation

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