Stat Puzzle

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Across
  1. 2. Always refers to a parameter NOT a statistic, they are always written in terms of parameter.
  2. 3. _ % of all possible sample size _ from the population will result in that captures the true parameter in context.
  3. 5. an interval of plausible values for an unknown parameter value.
  4. 7. a sample that is chosen randomly to avoid bias and other unwanted effects.
  5. 11. We fail to reject Ho because we failed to find evidence against Ho
  6. 15. the preset requirement for a P-value of a test
  7. 18. used when calculating confidence intervals for the mean.
  8. 19. are the unknown values of an entire population, such as the mean and standard deviation.
  9. 20. the Z* is directly related to this
Down
  1. 1. a statistic measured from a sample
  2. 4. sample mean
  3. 6. This is the original claim, the statement we seek evidence against
  4. 8. We reject the Ho because the smaller the p-value, the stronger evidence against Ho and in favor of Ha.
  5. 9. Probability that measures the strength of the evidence against the Ho and in favor of Ha
  6. 10. We reject the Ho when it is true
  7. 12. we are _ % confident that the interval from _ to _ captures the true parameter in context.
  8. 13. We fail to reject the Ho when it is false
  9. 14. hypothesis: statement about parameter
  10. 16. Ha
  11. 17. distance from point estimate for the interval
  12. 20. the critical value is determined by the confidence level C and is denoted with this symbol.