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What are 3 types of kurtosis called 1, leptokurtic = positive kurtosis 2,mesokurtic = "zero" kurtosis 3,platykurtic = negative kurtosis
How do we measure the power of Chi-Square test 2x2 Phi =√ Chi^2 /N
What is Hartley F used to measure Homogeneity
What is the relation between standart error of statistic & its standart error standart error of statistic is always SMALLER
What influence Validity & Reliability Validity = Systematic Error + Random Error Reliability = only Random Error
What is important to pay attention to in SC Questions Population is NOT Sample Size
What scale are months month >>> ordinal
What is disperancy of something we are trying to measure Measurement error NOT VARIANCE
If we are comparing two samples and its means have overlapping CI then their difference is not significal No, overlapping CI is not enough to claim this
What is Type I Error Type I Error = rejecting a true H0
What is Type II Error Type II Error = keeping a false H0
What to use ANCOVA if DV=continous , Categorical IV(s) + Control Variable
What is exploratory hypothesis it is name for two-tailed hypothesis
What is Post-Hoc in ANOVA used for to identify which specific group differ
When paired t-test & independent t-test is used paired t-test >> same people measured twice independent t-test >> two different groups
What does EXP(β)= 1.82 mean likelihood increase by 82% (EXP(β)-1) * 100 = x% likelihood
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