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19 Cards in this Set
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Parameter
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Numerical description of a POPULATION
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Statistics
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Numerical description of a SAMPLE
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Representative sample
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mirrors population from which it was drawn
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EPSEM
Equal probability of selcetion methods |
Each member of the population has an equal probability of being selected
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Probability
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Mathematical likelihood that an event will occur
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To determine tthe probability of Event A OR Event B you need to...
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add (+)the probability fractions together
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To determine tthe probability of Event A AND Event B you need to...
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multiply (*)the probabilty fractions
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Odds
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Changes against an event occuring
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Odds is ddetermined by...
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Subtracting the numerator in the probability fraction from the denominator
(1/4)...4-1=3...3 chances in 4 of not selecting a client |
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Sampling distribution
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Theoretical frequency distribution of a sample statistic
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Central Limit Theorem
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The sampling distribution of themeans becomes more normal with the increase in the sample size
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Unibased Estimator
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Statistic that doesn't underestimate or overestimate its corresponding parameter
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Consistent Estimator
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Statistic that tends to get close to the value of the parameter as the sample size increases
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Efficient Estimator
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Statistic with a small standard error
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Interval Estimation
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Delineate a range of values wherein the targeted population parameter is expected to fall
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Confidence Interval
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A range of scores around a point estimate that says how much you are willing to risk that the parameter is in the interval
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Alpha
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The risk factor
The probability of error |
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Most common alpha is...
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.05
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t-distributions
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bell-shaped, symmetrical with a mean of 0
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