Inferential Statistics Day 2

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data that can assume any value within some continuum.
continuous data
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can be used when examining the relationships between variables that are continuous in nature
correlational statitistics
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a type of inferential statistic that determines how much two or more variables fluctuate together
correlation
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____________ are expressed in terms of strength, direction, and significance.
Correlations
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what does r=0 mean
no relationship between contineous variables exist
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what does r=1.0 mean
the perfect correlation exists
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In relationship studies, r value is the _______________ as it expresses the strength of the relationship
effect size
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r=0.1
small relationship
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r=0.3
moderate relationship
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r=0.5
strong relationship
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a type of inferential statistic that determines how much two or more variables fluctuate together
correlation
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is the proportion of one data set that accounts for the spread of numbers in a second data set.
explained variance
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examines the strength of the relationship between two continuous variables.
Pearson product-moment correlation
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examines the strength of the relationship between two variables when one or both of the variables is rank-ordered.
spearman correlation
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all variables listed in the vertical left column are also listed across the top horizontal column to capture all relationships that exist between any two variables.
correlation matrix
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Studies to predict outcomes use _________________ that calculate the degree to which two or more variables predict a specific outcome
regression equations
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several variables (predictors) are entered into a regression equation to determine how well they predict an outcome of interest (criterion); the outcome variable is continuous.
linear regression
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Linear regression outcomes are often reported with
B weights, R2, and R2 change statisitics
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the standardized regression coefficient.
B weight
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(coefficient of determination) is the amount of variance accounted for by a single predictor or a group of predictors.
R2
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occurs when two or more predictor variables are highly intercorrelated and means that each predictor provides only a small amount of unique variance.
multicollinearity
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The challenge of linear regression lies in choosing predictors: the amount of total variance accounted for shows ...
how effective the researcher was in the selection of predictors
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what are the relationship statistics for continuous data
multicollinearity, shared variance, and unique variance
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is a statistical method for analyzing a dataset in which the outcome is measured with a dichotomous variable (only two possible outcomes).
logistic regression
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logistic regression is used to determine the association between a predictor or a set of predictors and a dichotomous outcome that has already occurred.
odds ratio
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Confidence intervals are frequently reported with _________________
odds ratios
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odds ratio means x times more likely
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are used to compare one group that has been exposed to a condition and one group that has not.
Risk ratios (relative risk)
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are appropriate for cohort studies in which the participants are followed over time, after which they are divided into two groups based on a specific outcome.
risk ratios
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can be used in retrospective analyses in which the researcher uses existing data to look back on participants to determine if they progressed or declined over time.
risk ratios
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the risk of developing a condition over a time period
absolute risk
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A risk ratio tells you if your __________ is raised or lowered based on a predictor or factor.
absolute risk
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report the likelihood of an event happening at a specific time point; however, most hazards ratios report multiple time points within a single study.
hazards ratio
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Hazards ratio often includes the presentation of data over time in the form of __________________ that illustrate the duration of time for two (or more) groups to reach an outcome.
Kaplan Meier curves
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are best applied to cross-sectional studies in which the event or outcome has already occurred.
odds ratio
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individuals are followed over time, either prospectively or retrospectively, to determine whether an event or outcome occurs.
risk ratios
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are unique in that they provide information about the rate of change over time.
hazards ratio
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