Tests of Significant Must Haves - ANSWERrandom sample
normal distribution
confidence level
P value test conclusion - ANSWERResults are/are not statistical significant at α =.05
and conclude.....
If null hypothesis is true... - ANSWERyou will get p value < .01 about one in a
hundred times
T distributions: - ANSWERsymmetric
single peak
more area in tails
Assumptions & Conditions for T distributions - ANSWERindependence assumption
randomization assumption
normal distribution
p value approach hypotheses - ANSWERHo: p = Po
Ha : p > Po
Ha : p < Po
Ha : p ≠ Po
confidence level - ANSWERThe probability that the interval estimate will include the
population parameter of interest, such as a mean or a proportion.
Po = - ANSWERhypothesized population
^p = - ANSWERsample population
z = - ANSWER^p - Po / √(Po)(qo) / n
P-value < α → - ANSWERreject H0 → conclude Ha
P-value > α - ANSWER→ fail to reject H0 → cannot conclude Ha
robust CI - ANSWERif confidence level or p value does not change very much when
conditions for use of procedure are violated
hypothesis for one mean t test - ANSWERHo: U = Uo
Ha: U ><≠ Uo
Uo = - ANSWERhypothesized difference of means