Week 5 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the two basic approaches to statistical analysis?

A

Hypothesis Testing

Estimation

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2
Q

What does hypothesis testing approach use?

A

P values

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3
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What does Estimation Approach use?

A

Confidence intervals

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4
Q

What is a P value?

A

P value is the probability of obtaining the study results if the null hypothesis is true

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5
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What should the P value be if the null hypothesis should be rejected?

A

Closer it is to 0

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6
Q

What is the P value range?

A

0 and 1

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7
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When will the evidence reject a null hypothesis?

A

p> 0.05

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8
Q

What is the ‘power’ of a study?

A

being able to detect a difference between the study groups

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9
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How is a ‘power’ of a study displayed?

A

percentage

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10
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What is a ‘confidence interval’?

A

A measure of the precesion with which the quantitiy of interest is stimulated.

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11
Q

A type 2 error is?

A

a false negative result?

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12
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Statistics that produce ‘p values’ are called?

A

inferential statistics

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13
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Baseline data is?

A

the data collected before the intervention but after recruitment

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14
Q

Which level of measurement has a fixed zero?

A

ratio

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15
Q

What are descriptive statistics?

A

a way of displaying and summerising data

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16
Q

What are the 4 different levels of measurement?

A
  1. NOMINAL
  2. ORDINAL
  3. INTERVAL
  4. RATIO
17
Q

What are the catogries of ‘nominal’ and the properties?

A

different catergories

18
Q

What are the properties of ‘ordinal’ data?

A

different catergories

catergories can be ranked

19
Q

What are the properties of ‘interval’ data?

A

different categories
categories can be ranked
equal distances between categories

20
Q

What are the properties of ‘Ratio’ data?

A

Different categories
catergories can be ranked
equal distances between catergories
fixed zero

21
Q

What are the 4 ways of presenting descriptive data?

A

tables
charts
measures of central tendancy
measures of dispersion

22
Q

How do tables display data?

A

allow data from different variables to be displayed together

23
Q

How do charts display data?

A

have an immediate visual impact