Final Exam Study Guide
 

Important Terms:
 

  1. Single sample t-tests
  2. Independent t-tests
  3. Dependent t-tests
  4. Robust
  5. Carry effect
  6. Extraneous variables
  7. Homoegeneity of variance
  8. Pooled variances
  9. Confidence Interval
  10. ANOVA
  11. Independent Observations
  12. Within group variance
  13. Between group variance
  14. Post hoc tests
  15. Correlation
  16. Scatterplots
  17. Correlation coefficient
  18. Linear relationship
  19. Range restrictions
  20. Slop
  21. Y intercept
  22. Chi Square
  23. Cause effect
  24. Types of Associations
  25. Establishing cause-effect
  26. Reliability
  27. Principles of Reliability
  28. Factors that influence reliability
  29. Ways to measure reliability
  30. Validity
  31. Types of Validity
  32. Constructs
  33. Characteristics of Tests (I will describe a study and you select the appropriate statistic)
  34. Power


Test Selection Guide
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One Sample t-test:  Compare a single dependent variable to a population parameter.
Dependent t-test:  Categorical IV, 2 groups, same group measures twice (pre/post test) 
Continuous DV
Independent t-test:  Categorical IV, 2 groups, different groups (men vs. women) 
Continuous DV
One-way ANOVA:  Categorical IV, 3 or more groups 
Continuous DV
Two-Way ANOVA
2 Categorial IVs
Continuous DV
Correlation:
Emphasis on relationship (strength and nature of relationship) 
2 variables, both typically continuous
Regression
Emphasis on relationship 
(amount of variability of in DV that can be explained by the IV) 
2 variables, both typically continuous
Chi-Square:
Categorical DV, 2 or more groups 
Categorical IV, 2 or more groups 
Considers "actual vs. expected" frequencies

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