Stats Flashcards

1
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Which statistical tests are appropriate for:

  • experimental designs
  • correlational designs
A
  • t-tests and ANOVA
  • correlation or regression
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2
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Inferential stats address the issue of how….

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accurately a sample represents a population

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3
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What are the 4 main assumptions of parametric tests?

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 Independence of observations.
 Interval-or ratio-level data.
 Normal distribution of data.
 Homogeneity of variance

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4
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What are the 3 ways to handle missing data?

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  1. Case-wise: deleting the problematic case (respondent)
  2. List-wise: deleting the problematic variable
  3. Imputation: statistical calculation of what the response may be
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5
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Hypothesis testing is performed to….

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differentiate between real systematic patterns and random chance occurrences

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6
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What 3 factors affect the probability of making a type 2 error?

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  1. The sample size (larger N reduces %)
  2. The level of significance used for the test (larger alpha reduces %)
  3. The actual value of the population parameter (further the true value is from the null values, the smaller the %)

*can control 1 and 2, can’t control 3

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7
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What two things increase the power of a test?

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increase in sample size
increase in difference between the true pop value and the null hypothesis value

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8
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The standard error provides a measure of….

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how much difference is
reasonable to expect between a statistic and a parameter

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9
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Type 1 errors are ….

Type 2 errors are…

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  • false positives (finding a sig result when there isn’t one. % = alpha)
  • false neg (NOT finding a sig results when there is one. % is hard to know)
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10
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What 3 things influence the outcome of a test

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  • size difference between sample mean and original population mean
    (large discrep increase chance of sig res)
  • variability of the scores (more var = larger std error)
  • number of scores in the sample
    (larger n = smaller std error)
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11
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What are the 3 measures of effect size?

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  • Cohen’s d
  • Percentage of variance
  • Confidence intervals
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12
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There are key requirements for multiple regression that need to be checker before running an analysis.

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There are on the lesson 9 tab

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13
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In multiple regression models, smaller residuals are associate with…

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higher R^2 values and low Sy.x values (standard error estimate/standard deviation of y, given x)

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14
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APA reporting/interpretation of multiple reg is on

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slide 28 of week 9

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15
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assumptions for mult reg on slide…

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47 of week 9

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16
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One of the assumptions in mult. reg. is that there must not be large degrees of….

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multicollinearity

Durbin-Watson test should be between 1.5-2.5
*results closer to 0 or 4 indicates greater degrees of pos and neg autocorrelation than is good

17
Q

VIF scores should be below…. or tolerance above…

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4

.25

18
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Correcting for violated assumptions on slide…

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67 of week 6