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19 Cards in this Set
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A body of techniques used to collect, organize, analyze, present and interpret data to make better decisions
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Statistics
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Methods used to describe data
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Collecting, Organizing, Presenting of numerical data
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Sample used to infer something about the population
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Inferential Statistics
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Population
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All possible individuals, objects, or measurements under consideration
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Sample
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portion or part of the population, can be biased
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Qualitative
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nonnumeric, what proportion fall into each eategory
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Quantitative
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numeric, can be either discrete or continuous
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Discrete
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whole numbers
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Continuous
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whole numbers and fractions
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Sources of Statistical Data
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Published Data, Surveys, Questionnaires
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can only be placed in one category
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mutually Exclusive
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appears in one of the categories, other or all
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Exhaustive
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NOIR
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Nominal, Ordinal, Interval, and Ration
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Nominal
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Lowest, most limited can only be classified into categories and can't be arranged in a ranking
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Ordinal
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higher ranking, arranged in some order, can't differences b/w data values
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Interval
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all characteristics of ordinal, amounts of differences b/w data values can be determined, no "natural" zero point
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Does zero ____ mean an absence of ___
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Degrees, temperature Interval
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Ratio
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all characteristics of interval, ratio b/w two numbers is meaningful, meaningful zero point
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Does zero ___ mean an absence of ___
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Weight Pounds, Ratio
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