AP STATS VOCAB WK 1

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Advantage of using a Stratified Random Sample Over an SRS

1) guarantees each STRATA is represented

2) Reduces variability in a SRS of same size

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Experiments - Treatment?

Yes

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Obervational Study - Treatment?

No

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Does correlation imply causation?

-observational studies do NOT show causation

-only WELL-DESIGNED, CONTROLLED, EXPERIMENTS, shows CAUSATION (cause & effect)

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Why use a control group?

1) Used to evaluate effectiveness of treatment

2) REDUCES effect of confounding variables

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Response Bias

untruthful reponse due to the question being badly worded or uncomfortable to answer truthfully

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Volunteer Response Bias

When those who choose to participate are the only ones participating because they feel very strongly one way or the other

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Undercoverage Bias

Where a certain group of the population is left out due to difficulty of including them

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Selection Bias

Where a certain group is overrepresented over others in the sample

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Confounding Variable

An uncontrolled variable (outside factor) that is affecting the response variable in place of the explanatory variable

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SRS (Simple Random Sample)

A sample where n individuals are selected from a population in a way that every possible combination of n individuals is equally likely. The best possible method.

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Stratified Random Sample

A sample in which simple random samples are selected from each of several homogeneous subgroups of the population (Strata).

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Systematic Random Sampling

A method of sampling in which sample elements are selected from a list or from sequential files, with every nth element being selected after the first element is selected randomly within the first interval

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Cluster Sample

A probability sampling technique in which clusters of participants within the population of interest are selected at random, followed by data collection from all individuals in each cluster.

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Census

An attempt to reach the whole population (sample whole population)

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Convenience Sample

Selects individuals easiest to reach; improper way to sample, introduces bias

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Randomization

-reduces bias

-Random Sample (RS): generalize conclustion to population

-Random Assignment(RA): cause & effect