Stats Flashcards

1
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What is inferential stats?

A

Make generalisations about the population.

Expressed as a p-value

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2
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What is univariate data?

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Only answers simple questions.

1 variable.

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3
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What is bivariate data?

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Answers how,why,when.

2 catergorical, 2 continuous or 1 categorical or 1 continuous.

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4
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What are residuals?

A

Unexplained variance.

Closer to 0 the less prediction error.

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5
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What does linear regression explain?

A

How well one variable predicts another

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6
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What do scatterplot show?

A

Orientation and pattern of data.

How much/type of relationship.

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7
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What does multiple testing result in?

A

One of the tests becoming significant by chance.

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8
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What are parametric statistical models?

A

Make assumptions about the input they receive.

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9
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What predictor is linear regression?

A

Continuous

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10
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What predictor is ANOVA/ t-tests

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Categorical

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11
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What does multiple r squared show?

A

X100

Shows the % variance explained by the model.

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12
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What are independent t tests?

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Establishes whether 2 means collected from independant samples differ significantly

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13
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What are paired sample t-tests

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Where her mean difference between two sets of observations is 0.

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14
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What are paired observations ?

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Data collected from same participant for both sets of observations.

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15
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What’s an ANOVA?

A

Analysis of variance
Estimated significant differences between a set of means.
Compared variance within and between groups

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16
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When can issues with multiple testing happen?

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Unplanned analysis.
Analysing before data collection is finished.
Looking for differences among groups using a number of outcome measures.

17
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Why use inferential data analysis?

A

Make important decisions about theories, interventions-need to be sure data is accurate
Statistically significant.
Reliability.

18
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How do you choose which inferential test to use?

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Comparing 2+ groups- ANOVA or t-test.

Relationship between variables- Pearson’s correlation or linear regression.

19
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When should you use a t-test?

A

2 groups /conditions, between design= independant t test

Within design =paired t test.

20
Q

When to use a correlation?

A

Continuous predictor, association with the relationship.

21
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When to use linear regression?

A

Continuous predictor, prediction of relationship.

22
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When to use ANOVA!

A

Categorical predictor, 3+ groups

23
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What’s the bull hypothesis?

A

no difference between certain characteristics of a population

24
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What do we conclude if the p value is bigger than 0.05?

A

We fail to reject the null hypothesis. The evidence is inconclusive.

25
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How do you work out df for groups in anova?

A

Number of groups -1

26
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How do you work out the dd for residuals in ANOVA?

A

Number of observations - groups.

27
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How do you work out the mean square values in ANOVA?

A

Sun of squares- divided by df.