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Random
100

With each additional x-variable, the predicted y-variable increases/decreases by the slope.

What is the interpretation of slope?

100

voluntary, non-response, response, undercoverage

What are types of biases?

100

A variable that takes on a countable/fixed set of values that can have gaps between them. 

What is a discrete random variable?

100

We are 95% confident the interval 3.5 to 4.7 captures the true proportion of ... (context)

What is an interpretation for a z-interval?

100

df stands for ___

What is degrees of freedom?

200

Context, shape, unusual features, center, and variability.

What are the 5 things needed to describe a distribution?  

200

The sample may not be representative of the population because the participants are easy to reach and not randomly sampled.

What is a Convenience Sample?

200

Two events that cannot occur together.

What is mutually exclusive?


200

Need CLT for ___ tests/intervals when n is less than __.

What is t, 30

200

data point - mean/standard deviation

What is a z-score calculation?

300

A segmented bar chart whose bars' widths display the marginal distribution of the variable represented by the bars.

What is a Mosaic Plot?

300

no treatment is used

What is an observational study?

300

Learning that one event has occurred does not change the probability that the other event occurs.

What are independent events? 

300

Two sample t test is for ____, and one sample t test is for ____. 

What is difference of means, mean difference?

300

If a graph is skewed right, the mean is ____ that the median.

What is greater than

400

A point with much larger/much smaller x values than the other points in the data set. 

What is high leverage? 

400

Random sample means _____, random assignment means____. 

What is representative of all in population, you can say one thing causes another. 

400

"Given that a car is pulled over, there is a 0.48 probability of the car being red" is an example of a ____.

What is a conditional probability interpretation?

400

Chi-squared homogeneity is for_____, independence is for  ____, and goodness of fit is for _____. 

What is two sample distributions, associations, one sample distribution. 

500

The use of a regression line for prediction far outside the interval of values of the explanatory variable x used to obtain the line. Such predictions are often not accurate.

What is extrapolation? 

500

Each subject receives 2 treatments in a random order. 

Matched Pairs Design

500

P (A u B) = _____ (formula).

What is P (A) + P (B) - P (A n B)?

500

The conditions needed for a linear regression test. 

What are Linear, Independent, Normal, Equal SD, Random?

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