Across
- 2. claim tested by a statistical test
- 4. probability remains accurate even when a condition is violated
- 5. z or t scores used to find the confidence interval
- 8. value obtained from a sample
- 12. when p value is smaller than alpha
- 17. probability of correctly rejecting the null when the null is false
- 18. statistic that provides an estimate of a population parameter
- 19. fail to reject the null when the null is null is false
Down
- 1. a range the population perimeter is likely to fall in
- 3. how far the statistic differs what we would expect if the null was true
- 6. like a normal curve,but with more area in the tails
- 7. claim we are trying to find evidence for
- 9. value of the statistic from the sample
- 10. alternative is greater than or less than the null
- 11. how close the estimate tends to be to the unknown parameter
- 13. use when standard deviation of the statistic is estimated from the sample
- 14. in x% of all possible samples the same size, the test will yield an interval that captures the true parameter
- 15. reject the null when the null is true
- 16. alternative is not equal to the null
- 18. probability that the statistic would take on that value or one more extreme, given the null is true
