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One-sided vs two-sided tests — Flashcards

One-sided vs two-sided tests — Flashcards

One-sided vs two-sided tests — Flashcards
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#1

_____ are a range of values within which the true mean of the population is expected to fall, with a specified probability (usually 95%)

#2

_____ studies are observational studies that compare a group of people with disease to a group without disease

#3

A _____ is similar to a Chi-square test in that it is used to compare categorical outcomes but in small populations.

#4

What statistical test is used to test the association between two or more categorical variables? _____

#5

What statistical test is used to check differences between the means of THREE or more groups? _____

#6

If the confidence interval does not include the null value, the result is statistically _____

#7

What statistical test is used to check differences between the means of TWO groups? _____

#8

"α" with reference to statistical error

#9

95% confidence interval (CI)

#10

Type I statistical error

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