Statistical Analysis Flashcards

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1
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What does mean mean?

A

a measure of the central tendency of a data set

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2
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What does range mean?

A

the difference between the maximum and minimum values

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3
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How do you calculate mean?

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Mean = sum of all values/sample size

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4
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What is a measure of the central tendency of a data set?

A

mean

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5
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What is the difference between the maximum and minimum values?

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range

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6
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What are error bars?

A

a graphical representation of the variability of data

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What is a graphical representation of the variability of data?

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error bars

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What do the error bars tell the reader?

A

whether data are close to the mean or spread out

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9
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What is standard deviation?

A

measure of the spread of most of the data

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10
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What is the measure of the spread of most of the data?

A

standard deviation

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11
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How much of the data falls within +/- 1 standard deviation of the mean?

A

68%

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12
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Why do we use a T-Test?

A

to determine if two populations are significantly different or not

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If P=1 what does that tell us about the data?

A

the two data sets are exactly the same

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If P=0 what does that tell us about the data?

A

the two data sets are not at all the same

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If P<0.05 what does that tell us about the data?

A

the two data sets are significantly different (but share some data)

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16
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If P>0.05, what does that tell us about the data?

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the two sets of data are not significantly (although the means may seem different, they share too much data)

17
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What is the value of P if the two data sets are exactly the same?

A

P=1

18
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What is the value of P if the two data sets are not at all the same?

A

P=0

19
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What is the value of P if the two data sets are significantly different (but share some data)?

A

P<0.05

20
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What is the value of P if the two sets of data are not significantly (although the means may seem different, they share too much data)?

A

P>0.05

21
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What is a null hypothesis?

A

H0: there is no significant difference between data sets

22
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What is an alternate hypothesis?

A

H1: there is a significant difference between data sets