Chapter Seven - Samples, Sampling
Distributions, and Confidence Intervals
Chapter
Objectives
- Define a sampling distribution and a ampling distribution of
the mean
- Describe the Central Limit Theorem
- Describe the effect of N (sample size) on the standard
error of the mean
- Use the z-score formaula to find the probability that a sample
mean or one more extreme was drawn form a population with a
specified mean
- Describe the conceopt of a confidence interval
- Describe the t distribution
- Know when to use the normal distribution and when to use the
t distribution and write an interpretation
- Define a random sample and pbtain one if you are given a
population
- Define and indentify biased sampling methods
Chapter Oultine
- The Sampling Distribution of the Mean
- The Central Limit Theorem
- An Application of the Cental Limit Theorem
- Categories of Inferential Statistics
- Confidence Intervals
- Random Samples
- Biased Samples
- Research Samples
- A Sampleing Distribution When o is Unknown
- The t Distribution
- When to Use the Normal Curve and When to Use the t
Distribution
- Transition Page 159
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