In this type of experiement neither the subject nor those who measure the reponse variable know which treatment a subject received.
What is a double-blind experiment?
This acronym covers all the components needed to make a complete description of a linear squares regression line.
What is "Context, Direction, Outliers, Function, and Strength"?
This is the interpretation of a significance test, given P-value = 0.03, alpha = .05
What is "we reject the null hypothesis, and have enough evidence to support the alternative hypothesis"?
How to algebraicly identify outliers
What is Q1 - 1.5(IQR) and Q3 + 1.5(IQR)?
The probability of rolling a fair die three times and getting three fours. (Fraction or decimal)
What is P(rolling three 4s) = P(4)*P(4)*P(4) = P(4)^3 = 1/216 = .0046?
Jason reads a report that 80% of US high school students have a computer at home. He believes the proportion is smaller than 0.80 at his large royal high school. Jason chooses an SRS of 60 students and finds that 41 have a computer at home. This type of test is conducted to see if the true proportion of students at Jason’s school who have a computer at home is less than 80%.
What is a "One sample z test for p"?
Given N(12,3), P(X < 8)
What is normcdf(-9999, 8, 12, 3) = .091?
A Coke vs. Pepsi taste test is a common form of this experimental design
What is matched pairs?
The amount of variability in a given y context that is explained by the LSRL given the x context.
What is the r-squared value?
The slope in the least-square regression line, y = 15 - 4x
What is "For every one unit increase in the explanatory variable, there is on average a 4 unit decrease in the reponse variable"?
How do you calculate the expected value of a discrete random variable
What is "the sum of the products of the values of x and their respective probabilities?"
The probability of pulling a red or queen from a standard deck of cards. (fraction or decimal)
What is P(red or queen) = P(red) + P(queen) - P(red and queen) = 26/52 + 4/32 - 2/32 = 28/52 = .54?
One company's bottles of grape juice are filled by machine that is set to dispense an average of 180 milliliters (ml) of liquid. The company has been getting negative feedback from customers about underfilled bottles. To investigate, a quality control inspector takes a random sample of 40 bottles and measures the volume of liquid in each bottle. The mean amount of liquid in the bottles is 179.6 ml and the standard deviation is 1.3 ml. This procedure is conducted to see if there is convincing evidence that the machine is underfilling the bottles.
What is a "one sample t test for μ"?
The probability of at least 8 successes in 12 trials given a probability of success of 45%.
What is binomcdf(12, .45, 8,12) = .11?
This is when some groups in the population are left out of the process of choosing a sample
What is undercoverage?
The typical distance away the value predicted by the LSRL is away from the actual value.
What is "the standard deviation of the LSRL residuals"?
This is the interpretation of a z-score of -3.45
What is "The data value is 3.45 standard deviations below the mean"?
How to determine if two events, A and B, are independent
What is P(B|A) = P(B) or P(A and B) = P(A)P(B)?
If IQ distribution is N(100,15), the probability of an IQ at least 110.
What is z=(110-100)/15 = 0.67; table = .7486; p = 1 - .7486 = .2514
or What is normalcdf(110,9999999,100,15) = normalcdf(.667,9999999,0,1) =0.25
With many babies being delivered by planned cesarean section, Mr. Storck’s statistics class hypothesized that there would be fewer younger people born on the weekend. To investigate, they selected a random sample of people born before 1980 and a separate random sample of people born after 1993. In addition to year of birth, they also recorded the day of the week in which each person was born. This is the test conducted to aid in the investigation.
What is a "chi square test for homogeneity"?
The z* for a 92% confidence interval
What is invNorm(.04) = -1.75 = 1.75?
The population is divided into groups. Some groups are randomly selected and all individuals in the chosen groups are sampled.
What is cluster sampling?
This is a complete description of the relationship between average March temperatures and the day in April with cherry blossoms bloom, given r = -0.85.
What is "A strong, negative, linear correlation between the average March Temperature and the day in April a cherry blossom blooms"?
This is the decision made given the 95% Confidence interval (.1,.3) and null hypothesis is p = .25
What is "We fail to reject H0. We do not have enough evidence for Ha"?
The standard deviation of the difference between two random variables.
What is the square root of the sum of the variances of the two random variables?
The rule for finding the probability of obtaining the first success on the 5th trial if p = .4
What is P(X=5) = .4(1-.4)^4 = .052
or What is geometricpdf(.4,5) = 0.052
This procedure is conducted to answer the following: Are younger people more likely to be vegan/vegetarian? To investigate, the Pew Research Center asked a random sample of 1480 US adults for their age and whether or not they were vegan/vegetarian.
What is a "chi square test for independence"?
A 95% confidence interval with a random sample of size 40, sample mean of 10 and sample standard deviation of 2.1
What is tInterval(10, 2.1, 40, .95) = (9.33, 10.67)?
A variable that is not part of the study that can affect the explanatory and response variables.
What is a confounding variable?
A random sample of teachers were asked to report the age and mileage of their primary vehicle. This linear regression equation represents the predicted amount of miles a car has based on the age of the car.
What is " ŷ = 12188x + 3704"?
np = 15; n(1-p) = 9
What is "The Large Counts condition is not met"
The expected count for any value in a chi square 2-way test
What is the row total times the column total divided by the grand total?
The probability for finding exactly 10 successes in 15 trials if p = .75 (do not use calculator function)
What is P(X=10) = (15 C 10)*.75^10*(1-.75)^5 = .17?
How seriously do people view speeding in comparison with other annoying behaviors? A large random sample of adults was asked to rate a number of behaviors on a scale of 1 (no problem at all) to five (very severe problem). This procedure is conducted to answer the question: Do speeding drivers get a higher average rating than noisy neighbors?
What is a "paired t test for the mean difference"?
Three random integers from 1 to 100.
What is RantInt(1,100,3)