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PS296 Crossword Midterm 2 REVIEW

Across
Probability of a Type I error
A one-sample z-test in class showed that humans walk faster than them
A smaller standard error ____ your power
A bigger effect size ____ the risk of a Type II error
The hypothesis that there is a systematic effect, a real difference: ____ hypothesis
A related samples design is often called a ____ measures design
____ hypothesis: Another name for the research hypothesis.
The hypothesis that there is no systematic effect, only chance variability: ____ hypothesis
Figure representing the variability of a statistic over repeated sampling (2 words)
The Central ____ Theorem specifies the nature of the sampling distribution of a statistic
____ of variance occurs when two or more groups have unequal variances
The specific value taken as the estimate of a parameter is the ____ estimate
A ____ design is one in which the participants are paired and one is assigned to each treatment
____ of variance occurs when two or more populations have equal variances
Down
As alpha increases, power ____
Probability of a Type II error
When you use a weighted average of separate sample variances, you have ____ your variances
Another name for a one-tailed test
The ____ interval is the interval having a specified probability of including the parameter being estimated
A ____ samples design is one in which the same participant is tested under more than one treatment
Standard deviation of a sampling distribution (2 words)
Another name for a two-tailed test (hyphenated)
____ value: The value of a test statistic beyond which we will reject the null hypothesis
Variability of a statistic from sample to sample due to chance (2 words)
Probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis
____ level: The probability with which we are willing to make a Type I error.
Degrees of ____ involve the number of scores from a distribution that are free to vary