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AP Stats Unit 4

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simple random sample

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individuals from a population are chosen so that each individual has an equal chance of being selected

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systematic sample

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members from a larger population are selected according to a random starting point but with a fixed, periodic interval

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stratified random sample

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members of the population are grouped then members from each group are randomly selected

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cluster sample

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members of the population are grouped then a set number of groups are randomly selected

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bias

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refers to the tendency of a process that tends to over- or under-estimate the value of a population parameter

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convenience sampling

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choosing individuals that are easiest to reach

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voluntary response sampling

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individuals choose themselves by responding to a survey or willingly participating in an experiment

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undercoverage

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occurs when some part of the population is not sampled at all or at a smaller proportion than seen in the population

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nonresponse bias

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occurs when some subjects won’t respond or participate

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response bias

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subjects may lie or mislead, intentionally or unintentionally

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control

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efforts made to minimize lurking variables

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replication

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the use of enough subjects to reduce chance variation

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experiment

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a treatment is deliberately imposed on individuals in order to observe their responses

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observational study

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individuals are observed and variables of interest are measured without any attempt to influence responses

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treatment

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a specific experimental condition applied to the subjects of an experiment

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parameter

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a numerical characteristic of a population

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population

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the entire pool from which a statistical sample is drawn

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statistic

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a numerical characteristic of a sample

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sample

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a small part or quantity intended to show what the whole is like

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census

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a sample that consists of the entire population