Chapter 11 Flashcards

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confidence interval for a single u

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A range of values of u, one of which is likely to be represented by the sample mean

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estimated standard error of the mean

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An estimate of the standard deviation of the sampling distribution of means, used in calculating the one-sample t-test

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interval estimation

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A way to estimate a population parameter by describing an interval within which the population parameter is expected to fall

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margin of error

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Expressing the expected error when estimating a population parameter as plus or minus some amount

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sampling distribution of r

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A frequency distribution showing all possible values of r that occur when samples are drawn from a population in which p is zero

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one-sample t-test

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The parametric procedure for a one-sample experiment when the standard deviation of the raw score population must be estimated

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point estimation

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A way to estimate a population parameter by describing a point on the variable at which the population parameter is expected to fall

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sampling distribution of r s

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A frequency distribution showing all possible values of r s that occur when samples are drawn from a population in which p s is zero

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t-distribution

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The sampling distribution of all possible values of t that occur when samples of a particular size represent the raw score population(s) described by the null hypothesis

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