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INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS STANDARDIZED SCORES

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Population vs. Sample Z-Score (Standard Score)

Types of Variables T-Score

Discrete vs. Continuous Variables Stanine Score (DO MEAN AND SD FOR EACH)

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Confounding/Moderating/Mediating/Extraneous Stens

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Independent & Dependent Percentile Rank

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Levels of Measurement (Who coined the term) Deviation IQ

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Nominal

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MEASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCY & VARIABILITY

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Types of Statistics (Descriptive, Inferential)

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Range

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Data Types (Quantitative, Qualitative)
Interquartile Range
Population vs. Sample
Variance
Frequency Distribution Tables
Standard Deviation
Relative Frequency
Average Deviation
Cumulative Frequency

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Coefficient of Variation
Graphical Representation (Histograms, Bar Charts, Pie

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Outliers and Influence on Statistics
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Parametric and Non Parametric Tests

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Assumptions of Parametric Tests

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Paired, Repeated Measures, Independent

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SKEWNESS & KURTOSIS DEGREES OF FREEDOM
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Skewness Main Effect Degrees of Freedom

Positive & Negative Skew Interaction Effect Degrees of Freedom

Kurtosis Within Group Effect Degrees of Freedom

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Leptokurtic Between Group Effect Degrees of Freedom

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Mesokurtic Error Degrees of Freedom

Platykurtic
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Statistics for which you need to know DF

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One Way Anova

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Repeated Measures Anova

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Two Way Anova

PROBABILITY THEORY & DISTRIBUTIONS

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MANOVA
Normal Distribution
ANCOVA
Standard Normal Distribution (Z-Distribution)
Chi Square
Central Limit Theorem

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Percentiles and Quartiles

Normal Curve
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Z-Scores (Standard Scores)

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Transforming Scores

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Z-Table Interpretation
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Formulating Hypotheses Effect Size (Cohen’s d, Pearson’s r)

Types of Hypothesis Confidence Intervals (CI)

Null Hypothesis (H₀) One-Tailed vs. Two-Tailed Tests

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Alternative Hypothesis (H₁ or Ha) Sample Size and Power Analysis

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Directional Hypothesis (One-Tailed) Post-hoc Testing

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Non-Directional Hypothesis (Two-Tailed)

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Simple Hypothesis

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Research Hypothesis

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Experimental Hypothesis

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Associative Hypothesis
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Causal Hypothesis

Level of Significance (α)

p-Value Interpretation

Type I Error (False Positive)

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Type II Error (False Negative)
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Power of a Test (1 - β)
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REGRESSION ANALYSIS CORRELATION

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Purpose of Regression Analysis Pearson Correlation

Assumptions of Regression Analysis Spearman's Rank Correlation

Types of Regression Kendall's Tau

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Simple Linear Regression/Bivariate Point-Biserial Correlation

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Multiple Regression Partial Correlation

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Dependent Variable (Criterion Variable) Multiple Correlation

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Independent Variable (Predictor Variable) Biserial Correlation

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Regression Equation Tetrachoric Correlation

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Intercept (β₀) Phi Coefficient

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Cramér's V

Coefficient
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Residual
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Error Term Scree Plot

Symbols for Single and Multiple Regression Eigen Value

Relation between Single and Multiple Regression Kaiser Guttman

Geometric Mean (R & r)

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Factor Analysis

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Partial Slope Exploratory

Partial Correlation

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Confirmatory

Regression Coefficient
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Unique & Common Variance

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Factor Rotation

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Principal Component Analysis (PCA)

Maximum Likelihood Estimation

Principal Axis Method

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Factors Mean Square (MS)

Levels Between-Groups Mean Square (MSB)

F distribution, F ratio Within-Groups Mean Square (MSW)

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Properties Degrees of Freedom (df)

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Definition Formulas for each

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Types Formula to calculate F ratio

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One-Way ANOVA MSb and MSw, MSe

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Repeated Measures ANOVA

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Mixed-Effects ANOVA
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Fixed Effects Model Eta Squared (η²)

Factorial Design Omega Squared (ω²)

Between and Within Groups Post Hoc Tests

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Purpose of Post Hoc Tests

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Interaction Effects When is a Post Hoc Test Used

Main Effect

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Names of Post Hoc Test

Sum of Squares (SS)

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1. Tukey’s Honestly Significant Difference (HSD)

Total Sum of Squares (SST)

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Between-Groups Sum of Squares (SSB)

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Within-Groups Sum of Squares (SSW)

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5. Newman-Keuls Test
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MANOVA ANCOVA
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Full Form Full Form

Purpose Purpose

Number of IV and DV allowed Number of IV and DV allowed

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Degrees of Freedom Degrees of Freedom

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Tests for Multivariate Normality (Not for Mphil, PsyD) Homogeneity of Variances

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Pillai’s Trace

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Hotelling’s Trace

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Roy’s Largest Root

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Purpose of Chi-Square Tests

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Z-TEST AND T-TEST H Chi-Square Goodness-of-Fit Test

Assumptions of Chi-Square Tests

Independent Samples t-Test
Independence of Observations
Paired Samples t-Test

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Adequate Sample Size

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One-Sample t-Test

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Expected Frequencies & Observed Frequencies

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Assumptions of t-Tests (Normality, Homogeneity of

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Degrees of Freedom (df)
Relation Between T and F

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p-Value Interpretation

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Effect Size for Chi-Square Tests

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Phi Coefficient

Contingency Tables

Yates’ Correction for Continuity