Statistics Sampling Review

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sampling

studying part of a group to gain information about the entire group

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voluntary response sample

a large group is invited to respond, those who respond are in the sample

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experiment

a treatment is imposed on a subject and a response is observed

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statistical inference

provides ways to answer questions, guaranteeing that the answers are accurate

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population

the group that is sought to be learned about

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sample

a subset of the population

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convenience sampling

choosing a sample of people easy to reach

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bias

a systemic failure of a sample to represent a population

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simple random sample

every subject has an equal chance of being picked for the sample next

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observational study

observes individuals and measures variables of interest, but doesn’t try to influence results

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experimental units

individuals on which an experiment is performed

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factors

explanatory variables

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placebo effect

response to any treatment with a dummy treatment because an outcome was expected

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control

treatments must be compared

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randomization

randomly assigning subjects to treatment groups

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completely randomized experimental design

all experimental units are randomly allocated among each treatment

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statistically significant

an observed effect too large to be attributed to chance

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replication

repeating each treatment on a large number of subjects to show systemic effects of the treatment

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3 principles of statistical design

control, randomization, replication

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hidden bias

not all experimental units are treated the same

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double blind

subjects and people with whom they interact shouldn’t know what treatment they got

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blocking

dividing subjects into groups that share similar characteristics

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matched pairs design

one person gets both treatments, or similar people are matched and each gets a different treatment

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stratified random sample

population is seperated into groups, and then people are taken from each group

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systematic random sample

every nth subject

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multistage sample

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cluster sample

groups of people are chosen at a time