Statistics Vocab Chapter 1 Crossword

Survey of an entire population
Subjects are assigned to different groups and selected at random
Infinitely possible values
Tendency of a measurement process to over or under estimate
Qualitative data which can be arranged in some type of order
Way to obtain data that involves applying a treatment
Study that collects data from the past
Data from a sample
Study that observes without attempting to modify
Survey that people do not have to partake in, such as a poll
Easiest of the sampling methods
Type of sampling in which you subdivide a population and select from subgroups
Sampling method that combines several other sampling methods
Qualitative data which cannot be arranged in an order
Group selected from a population
Values that are finite or countable
Perspective or circumstance in which data applies to
Quantitative data, difference between any two values is meaningful
Sampling method that has a starting point and selects every Kth element of the population
Sample data that was incorrectly collected, recorded or analyzed
Sampling method that divides the population into sections and randomly selects from those clusters
Subject and experimenter are both unaware whether the treatment or placebo is being applied
Study that collects data in the future from groups sharing common factors
Difference between the sample result and population result
Numerical values that represent counts/measurements
Level of measurement with a natural zero starting point
Repetition of an experiment