Sentences with phrase «inferential tests»

Also, we used advanced statistical methods to test multiple mediation, methods that are well - suited to smaller sample sizes, do not rely on the assumption of a normal sampling distribution, and limit the number of inferential tests so that the likelihood of Type 1 error is reduced (MacKinnon et al., 2002; Preacher & Hayes, 2004; Shrout & Bolger, 2002).

Inferential tests for indirect effects were based on bias - corrected bootstrap confidence intervals with 10,000 bootstrap samples.

This revision lesson is designed for the AS / A2 Psychology (AQA) course; the focus of this lesson is: 4.2.3.3 - Inferential Testing.

Not exact matches

Stewart Dougherty is the creator of Inferential Analytics, a forecasting method that applies to events proprietary, time - tested principles of human instinct, desire and action.

As senior research scientist at ATI, she oversees all aspects of psychometric analyses of Galileo assessments, including the application of Item Response Theory, test equating procedures, and inferential statistics in order to evaluate student ability, monitor student growth, identify students at risk, and evaluate educator effectiveness.

The next task tested the pups» inferential reasoning skills.

The inferential gain is particularly substantial when a simple hypothesis testing procedure is implemented.

The religious attitudes of subjects were tested by Alport religious orientation inventory and their attachment style by Shiver and Hezen's adult attachment test and were tested according to the results of descriptive and inferential statistics methods.

By Professor Nock's standard, we would throw out a good portion of research in medicine that uses inferential statistics (e.g., all of those that conduct t - tests or chi - square tests for treatment effects on small non-probability samples).