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Creating a hypothesis

A theory or statements that is accepted or refuted

(if…else)

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Opposite Hypothesis

invalid hypotheses that says variables are related

(two if..else statements, only one variable changes)

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Example of the opposite Hypothesis based on age of class size

i.e. More than half of the class is 13

More than half of the class is not 13

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Primary Data

Orignal data that a researcher gathers specifcially for an experiment/survey

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Secondart Data

Data that someone else has already gathered for a specific purpose

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Population

The whole group of people/items

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Simple Random Sample

Each person has equal chance of being choses

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An example of a simple Random Sample

pulling names from a hat

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What is the definition of a Systematic Random sample?

Choosing a specified number of people from a population at fixed intervals

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What is an example of a Systematic random sample

choose every 10th person on a list of MS names from a random starting point

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What is the defintion of a stratified random sample?

A population is divided into distinct groups and proportional sample selected from each group (each group has 10% taken from population)

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What is an example of a stratified random sample (using the middle school)?

Dividing MS into grades and taking 10% of each population

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Non-random Sampling

participants aren’t selected randomly

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What are the cons of non -randoming sampling?

Not everyone gets an equal chance

not everyone is fully represented

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What are the cons of non -randoming sampling?

You can choose who you want

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Bias

unrepresented data (error from choosing a sample that doesn’t represented the whole population)

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Mean

the average of a set of numbers

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How to find the mean?

Add together all of the numbers and divide by how many numbers that there are

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Mode

is the data value that occurs most often in the set

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Median

the middle number of a number set that is in ascending order

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How to find median in an odd number set?

Put numbers in ascending order and cut it in half

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How to find a median in an even number set?

After cutting it find the average of the middle number

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What is the range?

The difference between the highest and lowest numbers

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How to find the range?

Subtract the biggest number from the smallest number (i.e. biggest # = 32, smallest # = 2, range = 30)

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What is an Independent Variable

A variable that affects the value of another variable

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What is a dependent variable

A variable that is affected by another variable

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What is an Outlier?

A measurement that is different from the rest of the data very significantly

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Census

If you ask everyone in the entire population

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What does a scatterplot allow us to do?

Allows us to see if there’s a relationship between two set of data

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What is an inference?

A conclusion based on reasoning and data

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What does a linear relationship mean?

Means that the 2 variables form a straight line

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What does a non-linear relationship mean?

A relationship that doesn’t form a straight line when graphed

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What is a trend?

A pattern to the data (either upward or downward)

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What is line of best fit?

A straight line that comes closest to points on a scatterplot (Same number of points above and below)

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What does it mean to interpolate?

Estimate a value between to measurements in a data set

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What does it mean to extrapolate?

Estimate a value beyond the graph using a line of best fit

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Positive correlation

A relationship between 2 variables that move together (when dependent increases, independent increases)

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Negative Correlation

A relationship between 2 variables that move in opposite direction (independent increases, dependent decreases)

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