Chapter 9 Flashcards

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criterion probability

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The probability that defines whether a sample is too unlikely to have occurred by chance and thus is unrepresentative of a particular population.

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critical value

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The value of the sample statistic that marks the edge of the region of rejection in a sampling distribution; values that fall beyond it lie in the region of rejection

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dependent event

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Events for which the probability of one is influence by the occurrence of the other

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independent event

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Events for which the probability of one is not influenced by the occurrence of the other

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inferential statistics

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Procedures for determining whether sample data represent a particular relationship in the population

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probability

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A mathematical statement indicating the likelihood that an event will occur when a particular population is randomly sampled

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probability distribution

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The probability of every event in a population, derived from the relative frequency of every event in that population

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random sampling

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A method of selecting samples so that all members of the population have the same chance of being selected for a sample

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region of rejection

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That portion of a sampling distribution containing values considered too unlikely to occur by chance, found in the tail or tails of the distribution

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representative sample

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A sample whose characteristics accurately reflect those of the population

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sampling error

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The difference, due to random chance, between a sample statistic and the population parameter it represents

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sampling with replacement

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A sampling procedure in which previously selected individuals or events are returned to the population before any additional samples are selected

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sampling without replacement

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A sampling procedure in which previously selected individuals or events are not returned to the population before additional samples are selected

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