Stats terminology and tests 2 Flashcards

1
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What is the standard error?

A

The amount of lack of confidence in the estimate of our mean

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2
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Low standard error means what level of confidence in the mean?

A

High

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3
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High standard error means what level of confidence in the mean?

A

Low

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4
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Standard error formula?

A

Standard deviation/(sqrt(n))

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5
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Out of two populations with the same mean and sd but different population sizes, which one would have a larger standard error?

A

The one with a larger population

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6
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What is a z score?

A

The amount of standard deviations away from the mean that one data point is

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7
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Mean = 100, sd is 5, what is the z score of 120?

A

+4

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8
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Mean = 100, sd is 5, what is the z score of 85?

A

-3

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9
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Characteristics of a Bernouli trial?

A

Success/failure, probability of success is the same in every trial, trials are independent

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10
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What is a chi squared test used for?

A

To see if the observed results fit with expected results

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11
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What is a chi squared test suitable for?

A

frequency data

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12
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What do you do with a chi squared value?

A

Look it up in a chi squared table using the degrees of freedom

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13
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Degrees of freedom?

A

N-1

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14
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How do you get the p value from a chi squared test?

A

looking it up in a chi squared table

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15
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When is yates correction used?

A

When doing chi squared with two values

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16
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What is yates correction?

A

Subtract 0.5 from each value of O-E ignoring the sign (|O-E|-0.5)

17
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Limits to chi squared test?

A

No expected category should be less than 1 observation
No more than 1/5 of the expected values should be less than 5

18
Q

What can be used as a test of association?

A

chi squared test

19
Q

What must done before using a chi squared test as a test of association?

A

Contingency table

20
Q

How to find the expected value of a cell in a contingency table?

A

(rowtotal*columntotal)/overalltotal

21
Q

Degrees of freedom when using a contingency table?

A

(rows-1)*(columns-1)

22
Q

What are the two tests used for categorical data (frequency data)?

A

Chi squared or binomial

23
Q

What test is used when there is more than two categories of categorical (frequency) data?

A

Chi squared

24
Q

What tests are used when there is two categories of categorical (frequency) data?

A

binomial or chi squared

25
Q

What does a regression analysis do?

A

Fits a straight line against a scatterplot

26
Q

X axis on a regression analysis?

A

Independent or predictor variable (variable that causes the response) (thing you have control over)

27
Q

Y axis on regression analysis?

A

Dependent or response variable

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