Research Class - Exam 2

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What is descriptive statistics?

Statistics that describe the data

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What are some examples of descriptive statistics?

mean, median, range, standard deviation

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What is inferential statictics?

Statistics that make an inference about the probability related to the data

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What are some examples of inferential statistics?

t-tests, ANOVA, correlations

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What is statistical significance usually set at and what does that mean?

p < 0.05 and it means that you have a <5% change you are saying there is a difference when there is NOT a difference

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Why do we need to make inferences?

-There is variability in the data

-We cannot predict with absolute certainty that means between two groups of participants are different because there is variation in performance within each group.

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What 2 questions can help you figure out what inferential statistic you should use?

  1. What is your research question?

  2. How many groups do you have?

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What are the types of research questions?

  1. Correlation questions

  2. Difference questions

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What is a correlation question?

Is there a relation/association/correlation between variable 1 and variable 2

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What is a difference question?

  1. Is there a difference between groups?

  2. Is there a difference between pretest and posttest?

  3. Is there a difference between multiple time point?

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What statistic would you use for a relation/association question?

Pearson’s correlation

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Positive correlation

When one variable increases, the other variable increases too

  • It is not perfect and isn’t necessarily on the line

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Negative correlation

When one variable decreases, the other variable does too

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When two group are independent, what statistic do you use?

Independent T-test

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When two groups are related, what statistic do you use?

Paired t-test

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If you are comparing a control group to a treatment group, what statistic is this?

Independent T-test

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Paired T-test

  • You want to measure the same group twice for example at pretest/posttest

  • OR you want to measure groups that are matched

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When there are three or more groups that are independent, what stati

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