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the language of science and data, it is not math its wider way of objectively organizing.
Statistics
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evidence that we collect methodically
Data
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distinct features or characteristics
Variables
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thre types of variables
1st V = levels of stress 2nd = anxiety 3rd = physical health
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collection of all people who have the same things in common
Population
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it is small subsets
Sample
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one is being tested for scientific research
Dependent Variables
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being altered or controlled, root reason for the result
Independent Variable
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also know for the name categorical variables, are not mathematical (eye colors, states, dog breeds)
Qualitative Variables
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referred as numeric variables (ex.) no of siblings
Quantitative Variables
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are not continues, there's nothing in the middle
Discrete Variable
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have another values in between
Continues Variable
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if you want to measure the response time to a stimulus
Stopwatch
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Categorized response (ex.) religion, gender, fav food
Nominal Scale
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measurements of consumers satisfaction
Ordinal Scale
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_____ have same interpretation ( have a true zero point)
Interval Scale
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most informative, additional property of true zero
Ratio Scale
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selection of subgroup
Sampling
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form of blind sampling, We choose participants without any favor of their characteristics
Random Sampling
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type of non probability sampling in which people are selected simply because they are convenient
Convenience Sampling
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selected systematically or specific order
Systematic Sampling
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population divided into subgroup to acquire a random sample from each group
Stratified Sampling
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the small group or subgroup called?___
Strata
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divided into many ___ group also when done they choose randomly
Cluster Sampling
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all about sameness, it talks about what is common about the values in a data set
Central Tendency
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represents the sum of all numbers
Mean
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middle value in a data set
Median
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Frequently occuring value in data set
Mode
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the point which is the distribution is balanced
Balance Scale
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one numbers in sample differs from the average number in the research sample
Absolute Deviation
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summing absolute deviation or differences
Smallest Absolute Deviation
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sum of squared differences ( or deviations)
Smallest Squared Deviation