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Unscramble key terms about hypothesis testing.

by Botor , Mary Rose E.
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Hypothesis is an assumption or conjecture about a population parameter which may or may not be true.

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A predecided probability that sets how extreme results must be to reject the null hypothesis.

     
  
  
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The probability is found on both tails of distribution.

     
  
  
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The probability is found on the left or right of the distribution.

  
  
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A boundary derived from a theoretical distribution to separate probable from improbable outcomes.

  
  
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The collection of outcomes that lead to discarding the default assumption.

  
  
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A calculated value (example t-value ) that indicates how far the sample data deviates from the null hypothesis.

  
  
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In statistics this is also known as the significance level, is the threshold you set to decide whether a result is "statistically significant".

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The rejection region is split between both tails of the distribution.

        
  
  
  
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It shows no significant difference,no changes, nothing happened, no relationship between two parameters.

     
  
  
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It is the contrary to the null hypothesis.

     
  
  
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