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Unit 8: Statistical Inferences
Students examine study types and the role of randomization, model bell-shaped distributions with normal curves, quantify sampling variability with margins of error, and analyze experimental data to assess whether observed effects are statistically significant.
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A Study Types · 3 lessons
Goals
Understand the purpose of randomness in experimental studies, observational studies, and surveys.
Lessons
Being Skeptical Study Types Randomness in Groups
B Distributions · 4 lessons
Goals
Use a normal distribution model to estimate proportions of data within an interval.
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Describing Distributions (Optional) Normal Distributions Areas in Histograms Areas under a Normal Curve
C Not All Samples Are the Same · 4 lessons
Goals
Use data from samples to determine point estimates of population characteristics and to estimate associated margins of error.
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Not Always Ideal Variability in Samples Estimating Proportions from Samples Estimating a Population Mean
D Analyzing Experimental Data · 3 lessons
Goals
Use the results from redistributing data from an experiment into groups to determine whether the original difference in means is significant.
Lessons
Experimenting Using Normal Distributions for Experiment Analysis Questioning Experimenting
E Let's Put It to Work · 1 lesson