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1
Class 6
  • Please bring your updated agenda and contact log
    to the front table and staple. Also take a
    Graphing Standards W.S. Data Analysis
    W.S.Thanks!

2
Dale Carnegie Speeches Today
  • Adam Biswanger
  • Matan Cafri
  • Caroline Golach
  • Emma Kinzer
  • Katie Lewinski
  • Jennifer Ong
  • Amanda Stessen
  • Sam Underwood

3
Statistics Paper Grades
  • Min 3
  • Max 10
  • Mean 6.73
  • Median 7
  • Mode 8

4
Statistics Paper Problems
  • Messing up target population, sampling frame and
    sample
  • Doake toothpaste thing is a control group
  • Confusing scaling a graph with scaling numbers
  • Confusing the train crash with scaling numbers
  • Confusion over cause and effect
  • What in the world is a geometric mean?

5
Messing up target population
  • TARGET POPULATION The group you want your
    results to be representative of.
  • SAMPLING FRAME A list of all the units in the
    target population.
  • SAMPLE The units for which you have collected
    data from the sampling frame. In a survey, the
    people who responded.

6
Target Population vs. Sampling Frame vs. Sample
  • Example A survey about the drinking habits of
    fraternity and sorority members at Syracuse
    University
  • Target Population
  • Sampling Frame
  • Sample

7
Use of a Control Group
  • Can anyone tell me what a control group is?

8
Confusing scaling a graph with scaling numbers
9
Scaling Numbers
  • Total Traffic Deaths, Selected States, 1985
  • Source National Safety Council. The World
    Almanac and Book of Facts. New York Newspaper
    Enterprise Association, 1986. p. 781.

10
Scaling Numbers
  • Traffic Death Rate per 100 Million Miles Driven,
    Selected States, 1985
  • Source National Safety Council. The World
    Almanac and Book of Facts. New York Newspaper
    Enterprise Association, 1986. p. 781.

11
Confusing the train crash with scaling numbers
12
Confusion over Cause and Effect
13
Codebook
  • http//classes.maxwell.syr.edu/paf315/code.htm

14
Reminders
  • Due in 2 weeks, 10/21
  • Rough Draft

15
Graphing Help
  • Stop in during Shannons office hours, MAX 102
  • Monday, 12PM-2PM
  • By appointment
  • You get to practice today!!

16
Graphing Exercise
  • Working in groups you will
  • Complete each question in the exercise
  • Get approval from Coplin or Shannon before moving
    on to the next question
  • Follow sample finding format in guide
  • Make sure each graph follows Coplins standards
    (as simple as possible)
  • Well work in MaxPal

17
Groups for Exercise
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