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Chapter 12 13 vocab Crossword
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1) anything in a survey design that influences response
3) bias introduced to a sample when individuals can choose on their own whether to participate
5) variable whose levels are controlled
7) individuals that participate because they are convenient
8) the population is divided into several subpopulations and then random samples are drawn from each
9) systematic failure of a sample to represent its population
10) sample drawn by selecting individuals systematically from a sampling frame
13) values calculated for sampled data
15) sampling schemes that combine several sampling methods
16) process, intervention or other controlled circumstance
17) entire groups are chosen at random; usually done as convenience
23) a large fraction of those samples fail to respond
26) tendency of many human subjects to show a response when given a null treatment
27) example; polls taken to assess voter preferences
31) groups of experimental units are similar isolating a variable
32) subjects who are similar in ways not under study and then compared
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2) manipulates factor level to create treatments and compares the responses
4) entire group about whom we want to learn
6) example; the mean income of all employed people in the country
7) when the levels of one factor are associated with the levels of another factor
11) a sample that has its statistics computed from it accurately reflecting the corresponding population parameters
12) when an observed difference is too large to believe that it is likely to have occurred naturally
14) examined in hope of learning about the population
18) natural tendency of randomly drawn samples to differ
19) variable whose values are compared across different treatments
20) no manipulation of factors
21) specific values that the experimenter chooses for a factor
22) an experiment must assign experimental units to treatment groups at random
24) each individual is given a fair, random chance of selection
25) fails to sample from some part of the population
28) individuals on whom an experiment is performed
29) a list of subjects from whom the sample is drawn
30) when two individuals who can have an influence on an experiment are blind
33) when one individual who could influence an outcome of an experiment is blinded
34) sample consisting of the entire population
35) units assigned to a baseline treatment level; provides a basis for comparison
36) subjects are followed to observe future outcomes
37) each set of elements in the population has an equal chance of selection
38) a null treatment
39) previous conditions or behaviors are used
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