Week 10 Flashcards

1
Q

The strength of correlation used in Cohen’s rule of thumb is>

A

0 - No correlation

  1. 1 - Weak
  2. 3 - Medium
  3. 5 - Strong
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2
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What p value is used as the criteria to determine support for the null hypothesis

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When p is less than 0.05

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3
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When is the null and alternative hypothesis supported

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No effect was observed

And when an effect was observed

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4
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A large N is likely to

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Decrease the margin of error in your estimates

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5
Q

When using inferential statistics what is the aim?

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Measure a sample to understand the population

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6
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Define a sample population

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A selection or a subset of individuals from a statistical population

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7
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When are interquartile and semi-interquartile ranges used

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The measures of variance when the median has been selected as the central tendency (when the data is skewed)

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8
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Define the measures of central tendency

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Mean, Median and Mode

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9
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Define the prevalence rate

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Number of existing cases divided by the total population at risk

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10
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What is the incidence rate

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The number of new cases divided by the total population at risk of developing the disorder

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11
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How to u find proportion

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Divide the say SA doctors by total doctors

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