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Stat 217 – Day 22Last Time – Subtle IssuesLast TimeFormat of ExamTypes of Calculation ProblemsTest of Significance Steps (bottom p. 338)Confidence Interval StepsShowing workTypes of Interpretation ProblemsHW CommentsCommon MistakesAdviceStudent Recommended StrategiesStat 217 – Day 22ReviewLast Time – Subtle IssuesMake sure you have a random sample or interval doesn’t tell you much!Make sure you have a sample!Don’t need a CI when know parameterStatistical vs. practical significanceStrong evidence vs. big differenceDuality of test and confidence intervalMean vs. mostFail to reject H0 vs. it’s true!Last TimeIf all else is the same:Smaller s will have smaller p-value and shorter confidence intervalLarger n will have smaller p-value and shorter confidence intervalUsing appletLet me know which procedureCan ignore Ho, Ha, test statistic, p-value if only need CI. Inputs requiredFormat of ExamCan bring two (two-sided) pages of notes that either I gave you or you self-producedPrepare as if closed bookWork efficientlyStill bring calculatorBe able to read computer outputBe able to carry out calculations using appropriate appletsTypes of Calculation Problems1. Probability calculations for normal distributionGiven mean and standard deviation2. Probability calculations for a sampling distribution (CLT)E.g., if = .2, what is the probability < .1Sketch (and label) distribution3. Test of significance (6 steps)Is there statistically significant evidence that…4. Confidence interval (4-5 steps)Estimate the population parameter…pˆTest of Significance Steps (bottom p. 338)1. Define parameter in words2. State Ho and Ha hypotheses about parameter3. Check technical conditions Be able to sketch sampling distribution if met4. Calculate test statistic5. Use technology to determine p-value6. Make conclusion: evaluate p-value, reject or fail to reject Ho, and answer the research question in contextConfidence Interval Steps1. Define parameter in words2. Check technical conditions 3. Use technology to determine the interval4. Interpret the interval… I’m 90% confident that…5. If asked, interpret “confidence” without using “confidence”Showing workBy hand: show formula, numbers plugged inApplets: which one, which option (e.g,. “one mean”), numbers plugged inNormal probability CalculatorTest of Significance Calculatorp-value and confidence intervalNOT “Simulating confidence intervals”Types of Interpretation ProblemsPopulation vs. sample vs. sampling distributionInterpret probability, confidence interval, confidence level, p-value…Including “what if”Identify appropriate proceduresScope of conclusions (generalizability, causation)Why?HW CommentsParameter vs. populationDefining parameter (“all” or “population”…)EV vs. RVConclusion in English/contextThe population mean …This didn’t happen by chance alone…Two populations/samplesVs. groups, Vs. “the sample size is large enough”CI: Which population has higher mean/proportionDirection of subtraction, All negative values implies…Technical conditionsStating vs. checkingRandom sample check!Common MistakesQuantitative vs. categoricalSymbols:  vs. (be able to define in words)Technical conditions z-procedures with proportions, t-procedures with meansDon’t combine: “mean proportion”Stating hypotheses about statistic/nothingH0: = .5Sample size checksvs. population check. What’s “normal”?What changes when you increase the sample size…Parameter vs. statistic, sample vs. sampling distnStopping at “reject Ho” decision…AdviceW o rk problems, don’t just read them!Using only notes pages, calculatorStart with a pictureSee if you can identify problem typeThink about what each step meansBanish the words IT, proof, dataAdd the phrase “of what” and “for what”Learn from/seek clarification of grader commentsHW, labs, TIA activities, etc.Topic summaries, Self-check, Watch Out pointsStudent Recommended StrategiesStudy group (visual referent)Old material, homeworks, and practice problemsStudy in advance, relax day ofStudy guide, boxed items, watch out sectionsDoing other (new) problems in text, reading labsVocabulary Feedback on how to format responses, see where lost pointsMaking the note


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