U1 One-Variable Statistics Flashcards

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continuous variable

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can have any value w/ in a given range

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2
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discrete variable

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can only have certain values (usually whole #s)

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3
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simple random sampling

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every member of pop has equal chance of being chosen

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4
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systematic sampling

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selecting members at regular intervals

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5
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stratified sampling

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surveying members from different subgroups at equal portions

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6
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Cluster sampling

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  • surveying specific related groups to represent pop
  • naturally divided
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7
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multi-stage sampling

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  • several lvls of random sampling
  • ex. country>province>district>highschool>classes
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8
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voluntary-response

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open invitation for pop to participate

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9
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convenience sample

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selected because of access reasons

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10
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bias

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when Data does not reflect the pop

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11
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unintentional bias

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introduced in poor methodology

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12
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intentional bias

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used to manipulate stats for certain POV

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13
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sampling bias

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does not accurately represent pop

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14
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response bias

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elicits false or misleading answers

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15
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measurement bias

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  • methodology under/over estimates results
  • may contain unnecessary info
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16
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non-response bias

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under represents groups because they choose to not or cannot respond

17
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measures of spread

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quantities illustrate how close a set of data clusters around its center

18
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quartiles

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  • Q1 is the first half of data (25th percentile)
  • Q2 is full set of data (50th percentile)
  • Q3 is the second half of data (75th percentile)
19
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what does the box & whisker plot graphs?

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graph max and min range, Q1, Q2, Q3

20
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What are the measures of central tendency?

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  • mean
  • median
  • mode
21
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deviation

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differences between individual data value and the mean

22
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variance

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mean of the squares of deviation of each data value

23
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standard deviation

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square root of the variance

24
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z-score

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measure of the number of standard deviations of a particular data points from the mean

25
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range

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difference between the min and max value in a data set

26
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Interquartile Range (IQR) indicates

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the larger the number, the larger the spread of the central half of data

27
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precentiles

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  • measuring the spread of data by separating the data set into 10 equal pieces
  • 80th percentile means 80% of data is less than or equal to the value