QUIZ 8

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What term refers to a procedure that allows us to evaluate hypotheses about population parameters based on sample stats?
Statistical Hypothesis Testing
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What assumptions are required for hypothesis tests?
Level of measurement, random sampling, normal distribution, appropriate sample size
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What hypothesis is denoted as H1, stating that a relationship/difference exists?
Research Hypothesis
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Which tail of H1 specifies direction, either left or right tailed?
One-Tailed Test
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Which tail of H1 says that a difference exists, without specifying the direction, denoted by H1 ≠ x?
Two-Tailed Test
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Which hypothesis, denoted by H0, states that no difference exists, contradicting H1 (H0: x = x)?
Null Hypothesis
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What two outcomes can be expected with H0?
Rejecting H0 or failing to reject H0
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What term refers to the probability of getting the sample result if the null hypothesis was true?
P-Value
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What term refers to the cutoff probability, set in advance, for rejecting H0 (0.05, 0.01, 0.001)?
Alpha
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If p is less than alpha, do we reject H0?
Yes, a significant difference exists
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If p is greater than alpha, do we reject H0?
No, fail to reject, not significant difference
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What type of error, known as a false positive, involves rejecting H0 even if H0 is true?
Type 1 Error
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What type of error, known as a false negative, involves failure to reject H0 even if false?
Type 2 Error
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What exists between Type 1 and 2 errors?
Trade-off
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Making assumptions, stating the hypotheses and alpha, selecting the test statistic, computing the statistic, and interpreting the decision are all part of what?
Five-Step Model
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Which test is used when the population SD is known?
Z Test
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Which test is used when the population SD is unknown?
T test
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Which test is used when comparing a sample mean to the population mean, and the population SD is known?
One-Sample Z Test
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From a One-Sample Z Test, how do you find p?
Column C from the Z Scores Table
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Which test is used when comparing the sample mean to the population mean, when the population SD is unknown, using the sample SD?
One-Sample T Test
21
What’s the formula for df? (Degrees of freedom)
N-1
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When df is above 120, what’s identical?
t and Z
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Which test is used to compare two independent group means?
Two-Sample t Test
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Degrees of freedom for Two-Sample?
(N1 + N2) - 2
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Which test is used to compare two group proportions?
Two-Sample Z Test
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