Stats M. 9 Flashcards

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alternative hypothesis two tailed test

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Ha: μ1 ≠ μ2

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alternative hypothesis one tailed test

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Ha: μ1 <, > μ2

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3
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if 0 is in the confidence interval….

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we are not able to make a conclusion regarding whether or not the parameters differ

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if 0 is not in the confidence interval…

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you can infer that μ1 <, > μ2

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5
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independent sample are…

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not related

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6
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dependent samples are…

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samples that have some relationship or natural pairing component
-taking measures on the same subject (before and afters)
-referred to as pair samples

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7
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order of subtraction determines…

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-what is stated first in the conclusion
-what p value to use (look at what comes first and what the prompt is asking for that variable)

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8
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when interpreting confidence intervals…

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-if lower and upper #’s are both negative, you state … is between … and … LESS than ….
- if lower and upper #’s are both positive, you state … is between … and … MORE than
- if one is positive and one is negative, you state … is between … LESS and … MORE than …

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9
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if “between” variation > “within” variation…

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then conclude that not all of the means of the populations are equal

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10
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one way ANOVA hypothesis…

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Ho: μ1 = μ2 = μ3 = ….
Ha: one mean is different than another
-remember one way anova use “f” as their test statistic

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