The basics
Univariate or Bivariate
Two-way tables (calculator)
Formulas
Scatter plots
100

Define Bivariate Data

The study of two variables at the same time to determine if a relationship exists between them.

100

Numerical data is split up into 2 types of data.  They are;

Discrete and Continuous

100

Calculate the percentage of Females surveyed

=20/32= 0.625=62.5%

100

What does this formula calculate?

The b value Or the gradient in the least squares regression line y=a+bx

100

When describing a relationship between 2-variables you use 4 characteristics.  They are:

Direction

Unusual

Strength

Form

200

What is the name for the r-value

The correlation coefficient

200

Categorical data is split up into 2 types of data.  They are;

Nominal and Ordinal

200

Calculate the percentage of blue-eyed males.

=12/32=0.375=37.5%

200

What does this formula calculate?

The a value OR the y-intercept in the line of regression y=a+bx

200

Is a linear model appropriate?

yes - random residuals

300

What is the name of R2

The coefficient of determination

300

Give an example of ordinal data

A category that is ordered

Hotel Ratings

Review Ratings

Level of agreement 

Likeability 

Grades

300

Calculate the percentage of males who are brown-eyed.

=2/12=0.1667=16.67%

300

What do each of these variables stand for?

Standard deviation of x

Standard deviation of y

Mean of x

Mean of y

300

Describe the scatter plot in terms of strength, direction and form.

Strength - Strong

Direction - Positive

Form - Linear

between mass of car and braking distance

400

What are the 2 main classifications of data

Numerical and Categorical

400

Is the following example Univariate or Bivariate data?

The weekly income of year 12 students

Univariate

400

Were column or row percentages calculated?


Row 

400

This formula calculates what?

The coefficient of determination (r)

400

What am I determining if using the following steps

The least-squares line

A regression line 

Line of best fit

500
Does association always mean causation??

No

500

Is the following example Univariate or Bivariate data?

The length and mass of new born babies

Bivariate

500

a) Is there an association between the variables?

b) State what it is.

a) Yes 

b) There is a strong association between females and blue eyes (80%)

500

 sqrt(r^2) 

State the name of the variable is this equal to.

The coefficient of correlation (r)

500

Explain how to calculate the residual values missing given the least-squares regression line.

Substitute the x-values in the line of regression and then use