Statistics: Data Collection and Analysis Methods

_______ is a number calculated on sample data that quantifies a characteristic of the sample

Eugenics is a set of beliefs and practices that aim to improve the genetic quality of human population through _______

In the 17th century, Bernoulli and De Moivre conducted the first study of _______

Abraham De Moivre developed the equation of the _______

In the 18th century, Quetelet, a famous Belgian statistician, made significant contributions to the field of _______

A number calculated on sample data that quantifies a characteristic of the sample is called _______

Karl Pearson collaborated with Galton on correlation and regression formulas. Pearson’s R (R = regression) with regress towards the mean is a measure of ______.

Ronald Fisher, the Father of modern statistics, made major contributions in ______ theory.

Ronald Fisher is the inventor of various statistical tests, including Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) and Fisher’s Method, which is utility in handling ______ data.

The complete set of individuals, objects, or scores that the investigator is interested in studying is known as the ______.

Instead of names, the cluster random sampling method involves selecting a group of the ______.

The methodological tool of research workers in the social sciences is a major component of ______.

Every tenth on the list is selected in the ______ sampling method.

A property or characteristic of some event, object, or person that may have different values at different times depending on conditions is known as a ______.

Descriptive statistics involves central tendency, variability, standard scores, and the ______ curve.

Inferential statistics involves making inferences or drawing conclusions and typically involves tests such as the t-test and ______.

What is the main purpose of statistics?

During the 17th century, what was the focus of Bernoulli and De Moivre's study?

What did Francis Galton contribute to the field of statistics?

What is the main focus of Quetelet's contributions to the field of statistics?

In statistics, what does De Moivre's equation of the normal curve relate to?

Which statistician is known as the Father of modern statistics?

What was the initial focus of statistics during the State Arithmetic period (before the 17th Century)?

What is the property or characteristic of an event, object, or person that may have different values at different times called?

What is the term for the complete set of individuals, objects, or scores that an investigator is interested in studying?

Which sampling method involves selecting every tenth on the list?

What did Ronald Fisher contribute to in statistics?