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Vocabulary flashcards covering experimental design, scientific method variables, and descriptive statistics concepts based on the lecture transcript.
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Experimental Group
The group in an experiment that receives the change or treatment being tested.
Control Group
The non-change group in an experiment used for comparison.
Independent Variable
The specific change introduced and manipulated in an experiment.
Dependent Variable
The measured outcome or result in an experiment.
Random Selection
A process where every individual in a population has an equal possibility of being selected for a study.
Random Assignment
The procedure of randomly placing participants into different experimental groups.
Single-Blind Study
An experimental procedure where the participant does not know which group or condition they are in.
Double-Blind Study
An experimental procedure where both the study administrator and the participant do not know who is receiving which condition.
Central Tendency
Statistical measures representing the center of a set of data.
Mean
The calculated average of a data set.
Median
The middle score in an ordered data set.
Mode
The score or value that appears most often in a distribution.
Range
The difference between the highest and lowest values in a data set.
Standard Deviation
A measure of how spread out data scores are relative to the average.
Normal Curve
A perfectly symmetrical distribution curve representing data where mean, median, and mode align at the center.
Distribution Skew
The asymmetry of a data distribution, where the direction of the tail determines whether it is negatively skewed (left skew) or positively skewed (right skew).