Statistics Refresher Flashcards
defined as a set of test scores arrayed for recording
or study.
distribution
is a straightforward, unmodified accounting of performance
that is usually numerical.
raw score
may reflect a simple tally, as in number of items responded
to correctly on an achievement test.
raw score
all scores are listed alongside the number of
times each score occurred. The scores might be listed in tabular or
graphic form
frequency distribution
test-score intervals, also called class
intervals, replace the actual test scores. The number of class intervals used
and the size or width of each class interval (or, the range
group frequency table
left direction the tail is left the skewed is right
Negatively Skewed
Right tail left skewed
Positively Skewed
most values are
lower, with fewer high values that stretch the tail to the right. This often
indicates that while most participants score lower, there are outliers with
significantly higher scores
positively skewed distribution
in parametric test, population parameter is
known
In a non parametric test, population parameter
is uknown
parametric is
quantitative study
non parametric is
qualitative study
T test
compares two variables
anova
compares two or more variables
chi square
categorical