YMS Ch3: Examining Relationships

AP Statistics at LSHS
Mr. Molesky
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D P L O U T L I E R
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E R E S P O N S E X
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H A T O G A L T O N P
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E P P E L
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C O R R E L A T I O N N I A
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M T R R E S I D U A L N N
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I N F L U E N T I A L D E P E N D E N T
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I P D I R E C T I O N Y
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O L E D
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Z N I C A U S A T I O N E
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R E G R E S S I O N S C A T T E R P L O T
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R E S I S T A N T

Across
4. Individual observation that falls outside the overall
pattern of the relationship. [outlier]
6.Variable that measures the outcome of a study
[response]
7. predicted y = y-_ [hat]
8. English mathematician who turned regression into a
general method for examining relationships [galton]
10. Measure of the strength and direction of a
relationship [correlation]
12. Observed - Predicted [residual]
13. An observation whose removal would markedly
change the LSRL [influential]
14. Another name for response variables [dependent]
16. Overall pattern in a scatterplot: Strength, _, Form
[direction]
19. Correlation does not imply _ [causation]
20. Method for finding the line of best fit: Least-
Squares _ [regression]
Down
1. r-squared = Coefficient of _ [determination]
2. r-squared indicates the _ or percent of variability in
y explained by LSRL on x [proportion]
3. French mathematician invented least squares for use
in astronomy [legendre]
5.Variable that attempts to explain observed
outcomes [explanatory]
9. If a linear model is appropriate, its residual plot
should have no _ [pattern]
11. Another name for explanatory or control variables
[independent]
15. Correlation's other name: _ Product Moment
Coefficent of Correlation [Pearson]
17. Correlation only measures the strength of _
relationships [linear]
18. The mean of the residuals of least-squares is always
[zero]
Across
21. Plot that displays quantitative bivariate
relationships [scatterplot]
22. Correlation is not _: Outliers affect its value
[resistant]