Contents
- Title page
- Descriptive
vs Inferential statistics
- Inferential
statistics is a leap into the unknown
- Remember
the study of students' drinking habits?
- Your sample's
mean was 10.54
- You found
that other people got different results
- If you could
get enough samples from that population ...
- The Sampling
Distribution of Sample Means
- It has some
useful properties
- The third
useful property
- Estimate
the Standard Error of the Mean
- You use information
about sample statistics to estimates of population parameters
- The key to
inferential statistics is the sampling distribution
- Four important
assuimptions
- The mean
and standard deviation of the sampling distribution
- Standard
errors are measures of sampling variability
- A large standard
error means that ....
- Only two
things influence the standard error
- Standard
errors and level of confidence
- How close
are you? How confident are you?
- You know
four things.
- A picture
showing how 95% of sample means are within +/- 1.96 SEM of the population
mean
- A picture
showing how you can be 95% certain that .....
- The Standard
Error of Proportions
- The Standard
Error of Differences Between Means
- Standard
errors measure sampling variability
- Two things
affect sampling variability
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August 6, 2005
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