r/StatisticsZone • u/AnjuKamboz • May 23 '22
r/StatisticsZone • u/thedowcast • Jun 13 '21
The "Mars Hypothesis" could easily control inflation
This new book is called "The Mars Hypothesis" and presents a hypothesis that the Federal reserve can set interest rates based on the position of the planet Mars. The books brings astrologers and economists together and formulates a system in which the FED can set interest rates according to the predicted bear market time frames derived from the positions of the Sun, Mars, and the Lunar nodes. The system is built to last all the way until the end of the year 2098 The book also takes you through the major historical components of the last 115 years and demonstrates how the system could have applied in the past. This system could allow the Fed to maintain some control over interest rates, while at the same time removing the aspect of arbitrating that many consider too overbearing
r/StatisticsZone • u/dataworld11 • Jun 18 '20
Los 15 países que más armas exportan en el mundo
r/StatisticsZone • u/kombajn1234 • Jun 03 '22
Ratio of men and women at the extremes
Hi, look I don't really know much about statistics, but I just remembered a guy saying that for example if 60 percent of players are male, and 40 female, that the top 100 players won't have the same porportions, but will rather be stretched out to something like 80/20 or even less.
What is this called?
r/StatisticsZone • u/[deleted] • Apr 27 '23
Statistics project
Hello, I am doing a project for my statistics course. I believe women spend more time on social media than men. Please help me determine my hypothesis by answering the questions on this survey! Thank you in advance
r/StatisticsZone • u/cucumberwater8 • May 09 '22
Master's course in social work. Statistics in literature review. $20
I need help with my social work homework. Here are the questions associated with the review
Examine the degree and pattern of drop out in this study.
Describe the amount of drop out in this study.
[There was some drop out. 100 compared to 150 initial participants]
State how the pattern of dropout across conditions (treatment versus comparison group) could have an impact the results.
[Describe pattern here]
[Describe how this pattern could impact results]
Examine the study design.
Identify the type of study design based on the hierarchy of research evidence terminology used to test the intervention.
[State design type]
State where this study design falls on the effectiveness hierarchy of research designs. Please be specific (below x type design, but above y type design).
[State the design type this study lies below]
[State the design type this study lies above]
In general, what are three benefits of using this particular design over other options?
[List at least three general benefits of the study design type. Consider studies above and below]
Internal validity speaks to the ability of a study to establish causality.
Identify what you see as the 2 most likely threats to internal validity in this study.
[#1 Most likely threat to internal validity]
[#2 Most likely threat to internal validity]
Provide an explanation as to why you are concerned about the two that you identify.
[#1 Explanation]
[#2 Explanation]
The authors conclude that “Findings from this study lend support to the findings in earlier studies suggesting that sexual assault preventions programs influence the attitudes of participants”.
Given your overall assessment of the study described in this article, would you agree or disagree? Please defend your answer.
[State whether you agree or disagree]
[Explain why you agree or disagree]
Link to literature review
r/StatisticsZone • u/jayjaycreates • May 17 '21
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Elementary Statistics quiz through mymathlab Pearson 8 questions. OnChi square statistics,
r/StatisticsZone • u/finnstat • Aug 22 '21
Randomness
Test For Randomness in R-How to check Dataset Randomness
Test For Randomness in R, How to check dataset randomness? Assume that a and b are symbols indicating the kind of items or numbers that…
https://finnstats.com/index.php/2021/08/22/test-for-randomness-in-r/
r/StatisticsZone • u/wewewawa • Apr 17 '22