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All of the AP stats stuff for chapter one

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Statistics   The science of collecting, organizing, summarizing, and analyzing information to draw conclusions or answer questions. In addition, stats is about providing a measure of confidence in any conclusions  
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Data   a fact or proposition used to draw a conclusion or make a decision  
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Population   the entire group of individuals to be studied  
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individual   member of a population  
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sample   subset of a population that is studied  
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inferential statistics   uses methods that take a result from a sample and extend it to the population, measuring the reliability of the result  
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parameter   a numerical summary of a population  
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descriptive stats   describes the population without making any general conclusions about the population  
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process of statistics   identify the research objective. collect the data needed to answer the questions. perform inference  
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variables   the characteristics of the individuals within the population  
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approach   a way to look at and organize a problem so that it can be solved  
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discrete   can be counted  
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continuous   can be measured  
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nominal lvl of measurement   values of the variable name, label, or categorize  
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ordinal lvl of measurement   naming scheme allows for values to be ranked  
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interval lvl of measurement   differences in the values of the variable have meaning  
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ratio   zero expresses absence  
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confounding   occurs when the effects of two or more explanatory variables are not separated  
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lurking variable   ex  
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