Hypothesis Testing flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers Hypothesis Testing flashcards on topics from null hypotheses to t-tests and confidence intervals. It is for university students practising test vocabulary and teachers looking for ready-made practice. There are over 40 decks, mostly at university level. Pick a deck and try a few cards.
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39 cardsWhich statistical test to use? :) Alternative non-parametric test for TWO-SAMPLES UNPAIRED T-TEST (when non-normally distributed data)
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34 cardsTopic 2 flashcards What is a "pairwise" comparison?
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17 cardsHypothesis tests - T-tests, Z-tests, and percentage variations What is the first step of a hypothesis test?
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37 cardsECO 351 - Business Statistics II - Vocabulary and Equations Standardized random variable
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21 cardsHypothesis Testing Procedures Ho [Null hypothesis]
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30 cardsLecture 2 Summary What is a conceptual hypotheses? example: how does drinking alcohol influence creativity?
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38 cardsTopic 1 flashcards
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21 cardsChapter 8 Testing Research Hypothesis
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13 cardsHesc 349- Hypothesis Testing (one sample)
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18 cardsstatistical tests does the observed value have to be greater, the same smaller than the critical value in order to reject the...
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24 cardsF-test Comparing two populations:
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19 cardsCh12-17 t-test design issues
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23 cardsHypothesis Tests It is known that 78% of patients recover from a disease without treatment. In a trial, 100 patients take a ...
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13 cardsstatistical tests A
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17 cardsAnalytics W3 What is the significance level
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11 cardsLecture 4 Summary
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11 cardsStats 151 - Testing a Hypotheses how do claims work?
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12 cardsChi-square & one-sample chi-square What does a Chi-square (χ2) test do?
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14 cardsETC2410: Week 5 CLM 6th assumption
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8 cardsHypothesis testing B
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8 cardsST511 What is the test of homogeneity for multinomial populations? (e.g., df, exp. freq., test stat, etc.)
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12 cards04 – Causal Research: Analysis & Interpretation Steps in hypothesis testing
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13 cardsSOC202 Chapter 8 One Sample Case
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11 cardsStats Chapter 9 and above what is a hypothesis
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1 cardsSlide 7 We chose to do a Chi-Squared analysis for our data. Our null hypothesis is that the caterpillars had no sig...
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7 cardsUntitled
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8 cardsChapter 13 single sample (tss)
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5 cardsPaired-samples t-test What are the assumptions of a paired-samples t-test?
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5 cardsStatistics - Hypothesis Testing
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3 cardsWordy Questions Explain what significance level of 5% means
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4 cardsPower Analysis What is a type 1 error?
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23 cardsresearch skills L4 t or f: standard error is an inferential tool
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20 cardsChapter 10-12
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16 cardsChapter 10: Hypothesis Tests Goal of Statistical Inference
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6 cardsMan whitney u test
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9 cardsUntitled One Sample Z
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2 cardsStats 151 - P Value when finding the hypothesis of the avergae life of a 100 w bulb, the n is 36, x bar is 1018 and the s is 14...
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5 cardsHypothesis Testing Type I error
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6 cardsHypothesis testing words Null Hypothesis (H0)
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10 cardsUntitled
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Start with Statistics - Hypothesis Testing for cards on setting up, running and concluding a test. Its step-by-step structure gives you a way to organise your revision before moving to more specific topics.
For a closer look at test choices, Chapter 13 asks about t and z tests, degrees of freedom and confidence intervals. Analytics W3 includes cards on significance levels, p-values and errors. You can also find a deck on the paired-samples t-test.
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Which flashcard deck could I start with?
Try Statistics - Hypothesis Testing if you want cards organised around setting up, running and concluding a test. For vocabulary on null and alternative hypotheses, the deck on testing hypotheses from Stats 151 asks about those terms and the difference between type I and type II errors.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover null and alternative hypotheses, test steps, significance levels, p-values and errors. There are also cards on t and z tests, confidence intervals and degrees of freedom. Some decks focus on a particular test, such as Paired-samples t-test.
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