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What is Statistics
[COSI]
Collect data
Organise data
Summarise data
Interpret data
Types of Statistics
Descriptive Statistics
collect, organise, summarise, present
charts, graphs, tables
Inferential Statistics
use info from sample to make conclusion about a population
estimations, hypothesis, relationship among variables, making predictions
Data sources
Primary
by researcher
interviews, experiments, survey, questionnaires
Secondary
collected/produced by others
publications, journals, newspapers
Types of Variables
Quantitative: numerical/can be ordered and ranked
Discrete : can be counted
Continuous : measure & decimal numbers
Qualitative: non-numerical/ given by categories
genders /groups
Types of Scales
[NOIR] : data stronger from the bottom up
Nominal (Qualitative variable)
no order/rankings
can’t interpret much data
Ordinal (Qualitative variable)
categories that can be ranked
educational level
Interval (Quantitative Variable)
temperature/IQ/altitude
Ratio (Quantitative variable)
anything other than the 3
can be weight/height/BMI