Random Samples
Statistics
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Hypothesis testing
Experimental design
100

a bell curve shaped statistical graph

what is a normal distribution

100

the average of all scores

What is the mean

100

Why do we have to Square how far away values are from the mean

what is to avoid a mean difference of zero

100

the variables that are different between the two groups

What is the independent variable

100

in an experimental design a pre-determined group that cannot be assigned eg adult v child, country of birth

what is self-selection

200

randomly selected values from the hypothetical population

What is a random sample

200

the difference between the means of the two groups

What is the mean difference

200

The square root of the variance

what is standard deviation

200

What is the variable being measured

What is the dependent variable

200

a study design with randomly allocated participants

What is experimental design

300

Infinite number of possible values – (hypothetical)

What is population

300

the average deviation (or dispersion) of the sample

What is the standard deviation

300

p<0.05 vs p>0.05

what is significant vs not significant

300

In a population in which the null hypothesis is true what is the mean difference

zero

300

experimental design where participants are not randomly allocated to a group

what is pseudo-experimental design

400

The probability of  the real mean difference (or a more extreme value) in that sampling distribution

what is the p value

400

individual difference of each score from the mean, squared & then summed

What is the sum of squares

400

Cat

What is Precious

400

If the p value is less extreme than the alpha level (pre-established significance level) do we reject the null hypothesis?

What is NO!

400

alpha level 0.05

p=0.19

what is not significant

500

a one directional effect of one variable on another

What is a causal model

500

the average minus 1 of the squared differences to the mean

what is the variance

500

we reject the idea that the random sample comes from the population in which the null hypothesis is true: we reject the null hypothesis.

What is a significant p value
500

If the p value is more extreme than the alpha level (pre-established significance level) do we accept or reject the null hypothesis

reject the null hypothesis (clue NEVER ACCEPT)

500

alpha level 0.05

p=-0.0019

What is Significant