Levels of Measurements
Central Tendency
Frequency Tables
Variability
Hypothesis Testing
100

A variable that is non-numeric and categorical; An example = jersey numbers

What is a nominal variable?

100

The three main types of measures of central tendency we look at in this class

What are mean, median, and mode?

100

The sum of all frequencies

What is N?

100

Q3 - Q1

What is IQR?

100

The first step in completing a hypothesis test

What is stating Ho and Ha? 


200

Type of data that can be further categorized as discrete or continuous

What is quantitative data?

200

The shape of this type of distribution (on a graph) is normally referred to as a bell-curve 

What is a normal distribution? 

200

The names of the 6 columns (vertical) in a frequency table 

What is category, frequency, proportion, percentage, cumulative frequency, and cumulative percentage? 

200
This includes the minimum, Q1, Q2, Q3, and the maximum

What is the five number summary? 

200
The hypothesis we are trying to prove

What is the alternate hypothesis?

300

A variable that is numeric, but cannot be negative (there is an absolute zero)

What is a ratio variable?

300

Data values that skew the distribution further left or right

What are outliers?

300

True/False: In a frequency table, you can find the mean using the cumulative frequency column but not the cumulative percentage column

What is false?

300

Σ(X1 -- x̄)^2/N -1

What is variance/ What is the formula for variance? 

300

The sample is randomly selected, the variable is scale, the mean score for the population is known, and the data is normally distributed 

What are the assumptions in a hypothesis test?

400

Label the following examples: pH of soil (ex: 3.5)

type of crop grown (ex: 1 = corn)

amount of stubble grown on plants (ex: 1 = light, 2=medium)

date of final harvesting (ex: November 12, 2018)

What is interval, nominal, ordinal, interval? 

400

True or False: Skewness refers to a lack of symmetry or balance in a frequency distribution and Kurtosis indicates whether the peak of the distribution is taller or flatter than the ideal normal curve, and also whether the tails are shorter or longer than the normal curve

What is true?

400

X - F     --> Find the mean

17 - 15

18 - 17

19 - 24

20 - 30

21 - 31

What is 19.38?

400

IQR(1.5) + Q3

What is the formula for finding the upper limit whisker in a modified box plot?

400

The p-value rule we must follow when trying to prove Ha

What is if p-value < alpha, we reject Ho and if p-value > alpha, we fail to reject Ho

500

Individuals with red cars are more likely to get into car accidents compared to people with black cars; the independent variable is 

What is the color of the car? 

500

Find the mean, median, and mode

0, 1, 2, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 5, 18, 19, 20

What is mean = 6.92 , median = 4, mode = 4? 

500

The steps to creating a frequency table; assume you were given X and F columns; be specific 

What is find N, use f/N to fill out the proportion column, use f/N to fill out the % column, count the frequencies to fill out the CF column, and add all the % to fill out the C% column

500

Total deviance always equals

What is zero?

500

The steps to completing a hypothesis test using SPSS; The exact buttons we push in SPSS (analyze > descriptive stats etc)

What is analyze, descriptive statistics, explore, putting your variable in your dependent list, select normality plots with tests, continue and okay, then analyze, compare means, one sample test, select the variable you want to test and enter your population mean into the test value box, okay

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