Probability
Statistics
Graphs/Displays
Sampling
Data
100

The chance of an event occuring, between 0 and 1

Probability

100

The avg. of a set of numbers

Mean
100

A graph used to display categories, with separate bars

Bar Graph

100

Smaller group selected from a larger population

Sample

100

Measure describing the strength and direction of a relationship between variables

Correlation

200

Probability of getting heads when flipping a fair coin

0.5

200

Middle value, when data is in order

Median

200

Graph that displays the dist. of data using side-to-side bars

Histogram

200

Entire group being studied

Population

200

A positive correlation means as one variable increases, the other:

Also increases

300

Two events that do not affect each other's outcomes are called these

Independent events

300

Most frequently occuring value

Mode

300

A graph commonly used to show trends over time.

Line Graph

300

Sample where everyone in the population has a chance of being selected

Simple Random Sample(SRS)

300

Value of a correlation coefficient that would imply no relationship

0

400

The probability of rolling a 2 on a standard six-sided die

1/6

400

Difference between the highest and lowest values in a data set

Range

400

This display shows the five-number summary and potential outliers.

Box Plot/Box & Whisker Plot

400

Error that occurs when the sampling is not done well.

Sampling Bias

400

Line that fits data in a scatterplot.

Least Squares Regression Line

500

The probability of at least one success is found by subtracting this from one

Probability of no successes

500

Average squared distance from the mean

Variance

500

A graph used to examine the relationship between two variables.

Scatterplot

500

Sampling method where the population is divided into groups, then people are randomly selected from each group.

Stratified Sampling

500

Reminder that relationship does not imply cause-and-effect 

Correlation does not equal causation

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