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Data in Journalism Exam 2
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Data in Journalism Exam 2
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1. Statistical independence

2. Expected frequencies

3. Observed frequencies

4. Sampling Error

5. Population

6. Standard Error of the Mean

7. Right-tailed test (directional positive)

8. Chi-square (obtained)

9. Standard error for difference between means

10. Test statistic

11. Central Limit Theorem

12. Parameter

13. Alpha

14. Sampling Distribution of the Mean

15. Left-tailed test (directional negative)

16. Confidence level

17. Two-tailed test (non- directional)

18. p- value

19. Alternative hypothesis

20. Bivariate table

21. Statistical hypothesis testing

22. Sampling Distribution

23. Chi-squared test

24. Null hypothesis

25. Standard (Z) Score

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