Common Statistical Tests (t-tests, Chi-Square, Non-parametric) flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on choosing statistical tests, including t-tests, chi-square and non-parametric tests. The collection has more than 60 resources for university students and professional candidates, school students, and teachers looking for material to support practice across school and university levels. Pick a deck and start exploring.
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15 cards12. comparing several independent means total sum of squares
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102 cardsLecture 5
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55 cardsGeneral MCQ Statistics 2 what is an unpaired design?
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20 cardsUnit 14 - Chi Square Inference Test A local restaurant claims that it gets 45 percent of its customers from Monday through Thursday, 20 percent...
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24 cardsCategorical data calculations How can categorical data be presented for analysis?
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30 cardsPSY1205_Choosing a test What is STATISTICAL INFERENCE?
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21 cardsNon-parametric tests What are assumptions?
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20 cardsCh. 11 Chi-Square Tests and Strategies When Population Distributions Are Not Normal
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17 cardsLecture 3 Summary in two-sample tests we are interested in comparing two means. what are the two situations?
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29 cardsUntitled What formula is this?
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26 cardsAGEE 644 Class 8 T-Test This test divides the observed difference between the means by the difference expected through chance alone
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10 cardsStatistics When do I use a one-sample t-test?
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16 cardsRMP 3 Null hypothesis significance testing
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12 cardsCh. 8 Introduction to the t Test
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22 cardsChi-Squared Test What is a contingency table?
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17 cardsTests of differences : Non-Parametric Types of Non-parametric tests of differences
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18 cardsUntitled Why is a t-test used?
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12 cardsPortnoy 28 Chi Square What is determined using chi-square analysis?
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13 cardsBE428 Lecture 8: Selecting and Applying Statistical Tests when is correlation used?
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13 cardsPSY1205_Wilcoxon matched-pairs and Binomial test (Lecture 3) What does WITHIN-SUBJECT mean?
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5 cardsTopic 9 two sample t test
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12 cardsBE428 Lecture 7: Parametric vs Non-Parametric Statistics what are the three ways to determine normality?
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14 cardsMCQ 2 (week 8-10) for parametric tests:
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14 cards7. nonparametric models when to use nonparametric tests
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17 cards4.3 Bio Maths What is standard deviation?
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24 cardsStats
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14 cardsBest test - Which statistical test to use when? A linear relationship
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10 cardsStatistics
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16 cardsStats Tests What is the null hypothesis?
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15 cardsLab 7- statistics and hypothesis testing what side of the agar plate has the highest
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21 cardsStatistical Tests What are the 3 statistical tests?
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11 cardsChi-Squared Test What is the Chi-squared test?
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13 cardsAGEE 644 Class 7 - Chi-Square (effect size)
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10 cardsRequirements for tests
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14 cardsBREES general facts from notes What does an ANOVA test for?
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15 cardsQuestions to revise! What is 'power'?
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8 cardsPSY1205_ Normality and the Z Test (Lecture 6) What does the Z-TEST do?
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7 cardsStats Chap 9
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9 cardsTests of relationships: Parametric types of tests of relationship (parametric)
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8 cardsStatistical Tests
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These decks offer questions and short prompts on test selection, requirements and terminology. Choosing a statistical test is a useful starting point if you want to practice selecting a test for a study design. Its prompts ask about factors, groups and whether a design is between or within subjects.
For a closer look at conditions, try Requirements for tests. It includes paired and independent t-tests, correlations, non-parametric tests and errors. General MCQ Statistics 2 also asks about paired and unpaired designs and when to use a paired t-test.
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Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Start with Choosing a statistical test if you want to practice matching a test to a study design. Its prompts cover factors, groups and between-subjects and within-subjects designs. For a focus on test conditions, Requirements for tests covers several tests alongside error types.
Do the flashcards cover non-parametric tests?
Yes. The listed decks include Mann-Whitney Test, Wilcoxon Test and Non-parametric tests. RMP 3 also includes prompts on the Mann-Whitney U and Kruskal-Wallis tests. These give you several places to practice terminology and questions about individual tests.
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