PSYC 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Raw Score, Sampling Distribution, Central Limit Theorem

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Km/hr probability 2- - scores raw score fef. 0 a sample sample mead for sample size - N population measurement leg personality test score) Sample 4 = my --32. 5 eat . Until you have all the possible samples from the population. Sample z= m - ma population omt. gg#m ch . Raw score how long you can hold your breath 1sec: n= 25 m > 54sec. 4 p : 1587 for 2- = i. : there is a 42. 07% probability of finding an individual who can hold their breath for more than 54sec . 60% more than - see probability 2- score raw score (cid:8869) mgmt. M- 50 m= 49. 17 seconds 60% of the time the avg . sample of. Raw score 2- score - probability (cid:8869) mgmt. Ho :m pollution -_ a normal no effect / null hypothesis) Type / error probability : a correct decision probability :| - a. The nis guilty correct decision probability :l - b.

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