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STATS 6-9

Tamra Lewallen Psychology English 21 cards

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  1. 1Point estimatea number that estimates a population parameter, a statistic
  2. 2What is a confidence intervalwhen we express the confidence we have that it contains the parameter. Expressed as a %.
  3. 395% confidencewe have 95% confidence that the mean(µ) lies in the interval m±za/2(σm), because 95% of all possible intervals computed this way will capture µ
  4. 4what is za/2a z score for which (a)1--% of the standard normal distribution lies outside the interval +/-za/2
  5. 5what does it mean to say we have (1-a)100% confidence in an intervalIts an interval around a statistic. We know that (1-a)100% of all such intervals will capture the parameters estimated by the statistic
  6. 6what are the 4 quantities needed to calculate a confidence intervalm, σ, n, a
  7. 7what quantities affect interval widthm: does not effect it
    σ: as it increases width increases
    N:width decreases as n increases
    A:interval width decreases as a increases
  8. 8What assumptions must be made when computing confidence interval when σ is knownWe must assume the distribution of means is normal
  9. 9Test statisticcomputed from a sample statistic
  10. 10zobs(m−μ)/σm
  11. 11P-VALUESthe probability of a statistic or one more extreme, occurring by chance when the null hypothesis is true
  12. 12Null hypothesisis a hypothesis about the distribution of scores from which the sample mean was drawn
  13. 13p<.05statistically significant
  14. 14p>.05not statistically significant
  15. 15determinants of powersample size, effect size, a
  16. 16powerthe probability of correctly rejecting the null when it is false. probability of correcting rejecting the null
  17. 17type 1 errorrejecting the null when it is true
  18. 18type 2 errorwhen we retain the null hypothesis when it is false
  19. 19aprobability of a type 1 error
  20. 20Bprobability of a
    type 2 error
  21. 21mcriticalµ0+ z critical (σm): the value that sample mean must exceed in order for us to reject the null

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Psychology Flashcards on STATS 6-9, created by Tamra Lewallen on 12/03/2019.
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