AP Statistics Crossword Puzzle

the probability of a Type 1 error
relationship between or among variables
often used to describe the normal distribution curve
the probability of a type 2 error
a distribution with two clear peaks
the probability distribution of a binomial random variable
two events whose probability adds up to 1
collection of observations from a sample or population
events that cannot occur simultaneously
frequencies of values in a data set
the mean of a probability distribution
the largest numerical value in a data set
the arithmetic average of a data set
the smallest numerical value in a data set
an extreme value in a data set
a faux treatment given in an experiment
the probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis
describes the chance that a certain outcome of a random phenomenon will occur
a sample composed of individuals selected by chance
calculated as the maximum minus the minimum value in a data set
individuals in an experiment that are people
the distribution resembles a mirror image on each side of the center
rejecting a null hypothesis when it is in fact true
failing to reject a null hypothesis when it is in fact false
all data values in the distribution have similar frequencies
a distribution with a single, clearly defined peak
used to measure the variability, the average of the squared deviations from the mean
characteristics of the individuals under study
one-variable data
subgroups of a population that are similar or homogeneous