Stats chapter 5

In a standard deck of cards, the probability of drawing a four is ____, then drawing an ace

In a standard deck of cards, the probability of drawing a heart is ____, then drawing a spade

This term refers to the standardized scores measured along the X axis underneath the F distribution

This sampling distribution is similar to the standard normal distribution, but use with small samples

In probability, this term is synonymous with sample

This term refers to a variable with only two categories

If a raw score is less than the sample mean, it’s z-score will be

The sampling distribution is used to determine whether two qualitative measures are associated

This sample distribution is also referred to as the z distribution

Commonly used in criminology when researchers want to assess a relationship between two qualitative measures

If a raw score is the same value as the sample mean, its z-score will be?

The term refers to an empirical distribution of raw scores from a population that are unknowable

On a six sided die, the probability of rolling a one or a two is ____ then rolling a five or a six

This sampling distribution is used when only 2 possible outcomes can be observed

Commonly used in criminology when analyzing a dichotomous variable

In a standard deck of cards, the probability of drawing a 24 or six of any suit is ___ than the ace of clubs

From a sample of 25 college students, selecting 10 males is ____, then selecting five females

Commonly use in criminology when examining variation and scores across several groups more than two?

This term refers to the likelihood that something will occur and is the foundation of statistics

Which of the following is the expression for the additional role of probability?

Which of the following is a expression for conditional probability?

Used in criminology when researchers went to make statistical inferences, but have a small random sample of observations

The probability of drawing an ace 2,4 or 6of any suit is___ then drawing the two of diamonds

This term refers to the likelihood that something will occur given that something else has occurred

Commonly used in criminology when data from a large random sample of observations have been collected

This term refers to an empirical distribution of raw scores, derived from a sample

If a raw score is greater than the sample mean, its z-score will be

Which of the following is used to express the probability of observing an outcome?

Which of the following is the expression for the rule of the complement

This standardized score is measured on the X axis scale underneath the standard normal distribution

The is term refers to a theoretical distribution comprised of an infinite number of sample statistics