STATS EXTRA CREDIT

1. a type of sample in which every sample has to have the same number of pieces as the original sample and you can only use numbers from the original set
3. type of visual display which shows the 5 # summary
5. a variable that is not being studied but affects the way the studied variables appear to be related
9. type of variable that would be represented by all number values
10. percent of data on a normal curve at or below a certain data value
12. this is the part of the confidence interval formula which comes after the +-
13. right shape where the tail stretches to the higher values
14. sampling design in which individuals are chosen based on who is easily able to reach
15. individuals can choose to participate or not
17. For each additional x value, we can expect the y value to change by this number
18. difference between the maximum and minimum value
20. coefficient a value between -1 and +1 which shows the strength and direction of a linear scatterplot
21. difference between the actual data value and the predicted value
23. one less than your sample size
24. in an experiment if the subjects nor experimenter know which group got which treatment

2. Q3 +1.5IQR and Q1-1.5IQR
4. if a data point lies above a line of best fit it has this type of residual
6. type of bias in which some subgroups are not represented in the sample
7. sample drawn by selecting every nth person
8. a fake treatment given to ensure blindness in an experiment
11. a point that if omitted results in a different regression model
13. when describing a distribution of quantitative variables these are the 3 things you should describe in your write up
16. type of bias in which the wording of the question can change the way people answer
19. deviation square root of the variance
22. a sampling design in which people are picked from each subgroup of the population