Unit One:Exploring One Variable Data
Unit Two: Exploring Two Variable Data
Unit Three: Collecting Data
Unit Four: Probability, Random Variables, and Probability Distributions
Unit 5: Sampling Distributions
100

S: Shape

O: Outlier

C: Center

S: Spread

How do we describe distribution?

100

R = 0

What is no linear relationship?

100

Sampling method that divides the population into subgroups that are based on certain characteristics

What is stratisfied sampling?

100

This distribution has a non-fixed number of trials

What is a geometric distribution?

100

If a sample size (n) is larger or equal to 30, the sampling distribution of the sample mean will be approximately normal

What is Central Limit Thereom?

200

Median and IQR

What are resistant to outliers?

200

y-hat = a+bx

What is LSRL?

200

Asking for volunteers instead of selecting individuals

What is voluntary bias?

200

The probability of this event does not change from other events before it

What is independent events?

200

Standard deviation of a sampling distribution

What is standard error?

300

x-value - mean / sd

What is Z-Score formula?

300

y-observed - y-predicted

What is residuals?

300

The subject and researcher do not know the assignment of the treatment.

What is double-blind?

300
P(A|B) = 

What is conditional probability?

300

If a sample size (n) is larger or equal to 30, the sampling distribution of the sample mean will be approximately normal

What is Central Limit Thereom?

400
Typically, the context is around standard deviation away from the mean (context).

How do we interpret standard deviation?

400

Residuals in a random pattern

What is a good fit to data?

400

Anything in the survey design or procedures which might induce a particular response

What is response bias?

400

This type of distribution has a fixed number of trials

What is binomial distribution?

400

The tendency for sample statistics to vary from one sample to another

What is sampling variability?

500

Q1 - 1.5(IQR)

Q3 + 1.5(IQR)

How do we find outliers?
500

The degree to which there is a linear correlation between the two variables

What is correlation coefficient?

500

Selecting every #th (ex. 5th) individual from a list.

What is systematic sampling?

500

These variables can take on any value

What are continuous variables?

500

This distribution is used when comparing two proportions from independent variables?

What is sampling distribution of a difference in proportions?

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