What are the odds? Flashcards

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addresses the issue of how accurately a sample represents a population

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inferential statistics

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2
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naturally occurring difference between a sample statistic and the population parameter

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sampling error

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3
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what are the two primary factors that influence the outcome of a hypothesis test

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the number of scores in the sample, and the size of the variance

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4
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type one error vs type two error

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type one = false positive, type two = false negative

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5
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a good hypothesis is: (4)

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  1. logical
  2. testable
  3. refutable
  4. positive
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6
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what does cohens d measure

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effect size

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7
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what are the three data structures

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  1. descriptive research
  2. correlational
  3. experimental, non-experimental, and quasi experimental
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8
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one group of participants with one variable measured per participant describes which research data structure

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descriptive research

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9
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one group of partipants with two or more variables measured for each participant describes which research data structure

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correlational research

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10
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two or more groups of scores with each score a measurement of the same variable desccribes which research data structure

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experimental, nonexperiemental, and quasi experimental

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11
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what is cohens kappa used for

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its a measure of agreement that corrects for chance

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