Sampling & Experiments
Interpretations
Things You May Have Forgotten
Inference (Sig Test or C.I.)
Knowledge Bowl!
100

Neither the subject nor those who measure the reponse variable know which treatment a subject received.

What is a double-blind experiment?

100

What is the typical or average distance from the mean?

Standard deviation

100

It's the acronym used to describe a distribution. And what is stands for.

S.O.C.V.

Shape

Outliers

Center

Variability.

100

In a test of significance, this is what is assumed to be true.

The Null Hypothesis or

H_0

100

Name the offense in which a driver responsible for a collision leaves the scene of the accident before providing any identification?

Hit and Run

200
When some groups in the population are left out of the process of choosing a sample
What is undercoverage?
200

What is "For every one unit increase in the explanatory variable, there is on average a 4 unit decrease in the response variable"?

Slope!

200

It is a very easy thing to forget and lose easy credit.

CONTEXT!

200

The t critical value for 99% confidence with n=80

t^⭐=2.66

200

Issues and concerns about the "Y2K bug" were most pronounced on New Year's Eve of what year?

1999

300
The population is divided into groups. Some groups are randomly selected and all individuals in the chosen groups are sampled.
What is cluster sampling?
300

What is "The data value is 3.45 standard deviations below the mean"?

A z-score of -3.45

300

It's the mistake when defining  \mu .

"The true amount of chocolate chips on original chips ahoy cookies."

"MEAN"

300

It's the conclusion you make when your p-value is greater than  \alpha .

Fail to Reject the null hypothesis

H_0

300

The product of any given integer and all smaller integers is called a ...

Factorial!

400

A common form of blocking for where each unit receives both treatments in a randomized order.

What is matched pairs?

400

"About 96% of the variation in height can be explain by the linear model with height."

r^2

400

It's the acronym used to describe a Scatterplot. And what it stands for....

DUFS

Direction

Unusual Features

Form

Strength

400

This is the probability of a Type 1 Error

\alpha

400

What is the name for calcified deposits on teeth?

Calculus (Tartar)

500
The effects of two variables on the response cannot be distinguished from each other.
What is confounding?
500

What is "the actual y values are typically about 40 away from the predicted y values"?

S (or standard deviation of the residuals)

500

It's the equation for the linear model between predicted height (cm) and Foot length (cm) 

\hat{Height}=103.41+2.7469*(\text{footlength})

500

It's the sample data for which it is safe to use T scores.

Y Only

500

Subconjunctival hemorrhage occurs in what organ?

Eye

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