Inferential Statistics

4. Determines the shape of the t distribution. (acronym)
5. The Greek name of the symbol used for Tukey’s method.
6. Approach used by setting up a rejection region based on the critical value of the statistic’s sampling distribution. (acronym)
9. The region consisting of values that support the alternative hypothesis and lead to rejecting Ho.
11. Ha is the alternative hypothesis.
13. Statistical test used for inference from large samples/populations.
14. Statistical test used for inference from small samples/populations.
15. s over the value of the square root of n is often referred to as the standard ___ of them mean.
19. The region consisting of values that support the null hypothesis.
20. Ho is the ___ hypothesis.

1. The risk one is willing to take when making an incorrect decision is called the ___ level.
2. The value alpha represents the maximum tolerable risk of incorrectly rejecting __.
3. ___ the Ho when the critical value is less than the computed value.
7. The ratio of two sample variance must be ___ than 3 to be considered as equal or nearly equal.
8. ___ the Ho when the p-value is greater than the level of significance.
10. The observed significance level of a statistical test in the smallest value a for which Ho can be rejected.
12. The objective of Inferential Statistics is to make _______.
16. The paired-difference test is a simple example of an experimental design called a randomized ___ design.
17. The method for making paired comparisons that is based on the usual analysis of variance assumptions.
18. Value needed to set a rejection region.