AP Statistics Final Exam Review
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Completely Randomized Design CORRECT ANSWERS An experimental design where
all experimental units are randomly assigned treatments.
Randomized Block Design CORRECT ANSWERS An experimental design in which the
experimental units are placed into homogeneous groups. The random assignment of
the units to the treatments is carried out separately within each block.
Matched Pairs Design CORRECT ANSWERS An experimental design in which each
subject receives both treatments in a random order or subjects are paired based upon
closeness of a characteristic and one subject in each pair receives each treatment,
determined at random.
Stratified Random Sample CORRECT ANSWERS A sampling method that begins by
classifying the population into groups of similar individuals and then choosing a
separate SRS in each group to get the sample.
Cluster Sample CORRECT ANSWERS A sampling method that begins by classifying
the population into groups of individuals that are located near each other and then
choosing an SRS of the groups.
Simple Random Sample SRS CORRECT ANSWERS A sampling method that is chosen
in such a way that every group of n individuals has an equal chance to be selected as
the sample.
Convenience Sample CORRECT ANSWERS A biased sampling method in which the
individuals from the population are chosen because they are easy to reach.
Voluntary Response Sample CORRECT ANSWERS A biased sampling method that
gathers a sample that consists of people who choose themselves by responding to a
general invitation.
Distribution of a Variable CORRECT ANSWERS This indicates the values that a
variable can take on and how often it takes these values.
Two-Way Table CORRECT ANSWERS This display organizes data about two
categorical variables measured for the same set of individuals.
Shape, Center, Spread, Outliers (SOCS) CORRECT ANSWERS This is what you
describe when you are asked to explain/describe the distribution of a quantitative
variable.
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Completely Randomized Design CORRECT ANSWERS An experimental design where
all experimental units are randomly assigned treatments.
Randomized Block Design CORRECT ANSWERS An experimental design in which the
experimental units are placed into homogeneous groups. The random assignment of
the units to the treatments is carried out separately within each block.
Matched Pairs Design CORRECT ANSWERS An experimental design in which each
subject receives both treatments in a random order or subjects are paired based upon
closeness of a characteristic and one subject in each pair receives each treatment,
determined at random.
Stratified Random Sample CORRECT ANSWERS A sampling method that begins by
classifying the population into groups of similar individuals and then choosing a
separate SRS in each group to get the sample.
Cluster Sample CORRECT ANSWERS A sampling method that begins by classifying
the population into groups of individuals that are located near each other and then
choosing an SRS of the groups.
Simple Random Sample SRS CORRECT ANSWERS A sampling method that is chosen
in such a way that every group of n individuals has an equal chance to be selected as
the sample.
Convenience Sample CORRECT ANSWERS A biased sampling method in which the
individuals from the population are chosen because they are easy to reach.
Voluntary Response Sample CORRECT ANSWERS A biased sampling method that
gathers a sample that consists of people who choose themselves by responding to a
general invitation.
Distribution of a Variable CORRECT ANSWERS This indicates the values that a
variable can take on and how often it takes these values.
Two-Way Table CORRECT ANSWERS This display organizes data about two
categorical variables measured for the same set of individuals.
Shape, Center, Spread, Outliers (SOCS) CORRECT ANSWERS This is what you
describe when you are asked to explain/describe the distribution of a quantitative
variable.
