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All items or individuals of interest
Population
Number of items or individuals in the population:
Population size
Subset of population from which data are collected:
Sample
Number of items or individuals in the sample:
Sample size
Symbol for Population size:
N
Symbol for sample size:
n
A study in which data are collected from a sample to answer an investigative question about a larger population:
Statistical study
An item or individual from which data is collected:
Observational unit
A characteristic or attribute that varies between observational units:
Variable
What does a categorical variable take on?
Values that are category names or group labels
What are categorical variables also called?
Qualitative variables
Do categorical variables have an order?
No
Examples of categorical variables:
Left right hand
What does a quantitative variable take on?
Numerical value
Do quantitative variables have an order?
Yes
Types of quantitative variables:
Continuous and discrete
What can discrete variables take on?
Distinct set of values or some specific values
Example of discrete data:
Only whole numbers
What can continuous variables take on?
Any value within an interval
A numerical attribute among the whole population:
Parameter
A numerical attribute among the measured sample:
Statistic
What does a frequency table show?
The frequencies in each category of a categorical variable
What are frequencies also called?
Counts or number of repeatedness
What does a relative frequency table show?
Relative frequencies in each category of a categorical variable
What are frequencies also called?
Proportions or percentage
Are bars of bar charts separated?
Yes
What are bar charts used for?
Categorical variables or discrete quantitative variables