Unit 1+2
Unit 3+4
Unit 5+6
Unit 7+8
Unit 9
100

Unit 2

Three types of Relative Frequencies in Two Categorical Variables

What is Join Relative Frequency, Marginal Relative Frequency, and Conditional Relative Frequency

100

Unit 3

What are the two main types of studies in Statistics?

What is Observational Studies and Experiments

100

Unit 6

When is the "Significance Level" set?

What is Before The Test

100

Unit 7

Conditions For Confidence Interval For A Population 

What is

Random Sample

Independence

Normal

100

The acronym for Conditions for Slopes

What is LINER

200

Unit 1

Three types of Variables in Statistics

What is Categorical Variables, Quantitive Variables, and Continuous Variables

200

Unit 4

Two events that have no outcomes in common are know as what?

What is Mutually Exclusive Events

200

Unit 5

In Sampling Distributions, we have 3 conditions and each of this conditions stand for a part of the distribution, what are the names of those 3 parts?

What is Shape, Center, and Spread

200

Unit 8

What are the 3 Chi-Square Tests you can complete?

What is Chi-Square Goodness of Fit, Chi-Square Test for Homogeneity, and Chi-Square Test of Association/Independence

200

df=?

What is n-2

300

Unit 1

What are the types of graphs for Quantitive Variables?

What is Histograms, Stem-And-Leaf Plots, Back-To-Back Stem Plots, Split Stem Plots, Dot Plots, and Ogives

300

Unit 4

Independent and Dependent Events are categorized by what?

What is No Influence on Each Other or Influence on Each Other

300

Unit 6

The two types of error with their meaning

What is

Type 1 Error- Reject Ho when we should have failed to reject Ho.

Type 2 Error- Fail to reject Ho when we really should have rejected Ho.

300

Unit 8

Formula for Chi-Square Statistic

What is X2=∑ (Observed-Expected)2/Expected

300

The Test Statistic For Significant Test For Slopes

What is SEb=S/Ssqrt n-1

400

Unit 2

What three things should analyze a scatter plot for?

What is Form, Direction, and Strength of graph

400

Unit 3

What are the Four Types of Bias in Studies?


What is Coverage Bias, Non-Response Bias, Response Bias, and Hidden Bias

400

Unit 5

What is it called when the sample size is "large enough" and the sampling distribution of x̄ is very close to normal?

What is the Central Limit Theorem

400
Unit 8

In a Chi-Square Test for Homogeneity, how do you find expected counts?

What is (row total) x (column total)/table total

400

The Conclusion Includes What?

What is Comparison of Ho and Significant Evidence/No Significant Evidence

500

Unit 1

What does the Five Number Summary Consist Of?

When do you use the Five Number Summary?

What is the Min, Q1, Median, Q3, and Max of the Data.

What is when an outlier is exists.

500
Unit 4

What are the Four Requirements for a setting to follow the geometric probability distribution?

What is Two Possible Outcomes, Fixed Probability, Independent Trials, and First Success
500

Unit 5

To have a good center of a sampling distribution, what do you need to avoid in your sample?

What is Bias

500

Unit 7

Estimate the mean amount of time (in hours). Have a 95% Confidence Interval with a margin of error of 30 minutes. From previous data we have a population ST. DEV of 2.2 hours. What is the smallest sample size that allows this confidence interval to be built?

What is 75 Hours

500

What Do You Check When Checking Equal SD Condition For Slopes

What is A Scatter Plot of x-values (L1+RESID(L3)) Random Scatter

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