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| The science of collecting, organizing, and analyzing data |
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| a fact or proposition used to draw a conclusion |
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| A member of the population |
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| a portion or subset of the population |
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| A process of collecting the sample |
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| a numeric value of the sample |
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| A numeric value of the population |
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| The process of collecting, organizing and summarizing data |
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| The process of applying the results from the sample to the population and using probability to measure the reliability of the results |
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| the likelihood of an event occurring |
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| the characteristic of the individuals in the population (the characteristic you are studying) |
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| A description of non-numeric data (like college programs, favorite sports) |
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| A description of numeric data (like age, height) |
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| data that is countable or finite ie data types with certain restrictions, like the number of siblings you have. Halves of siblings are not allowed |
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| Describes numeric data that is infinite ex) measurements like heights or weights |
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| Non-numeric responses or observations |
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| numeric responses or observations |
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| infinite numeric observations |
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