Probability and Samples
Application 5 1 ) Briefly define each of the following Distribution of sample means (refers to the collection of sample means for all the possible random samples of a particular size (n ) that can be obtained from a population Expected value of M (refers to the value of a sample mean over time Standard error of M (the standard deviation of the differences between the sample and population mean 2 ) For a sample selected from a population with a mean of u 50 and a standard deviation of o 10 a

. What is the expected value of M and the standard error of M for a sample of n 25
scores
EM 50
SEM 2
b . What is the expected value of M and the standard error of M for a sample of n 25
scores
EM 50
SEM 2
3 ) A population has a mean of u 80 and a standard deviation of o 10
a . If you selected a random sample of n 4 scores from this population , how much
error would you expect between the sample mean and the population mean
SEM 5
4 ) A population forms a normal distribution with a mean of u 75 and a standard
deviation of o 20
Sketch the distribution of sample means for samples of n 25 from this population xxx
59 .0
63 .0
67 .0
71 .0
75 .0
79 .0
83 .0
87 .0
91 .0
Sample Mean n 25 Sample Means from 75 to left and right
Left Right
[at Msource 75]
74 .6 75 .4
74 .2 75 .8
73 .8 76 .2
73 .4 76 .6
73 77
72 .6 77 .4
72 .2 77 .8
71 .8 78 .2
71 .4 78 .6
71 79
70 .6 79 .4
70 .2 79 .8
69 .8 80 .2
69 .4 80 .6
69 81
68 .6 81 .4
68 .2 81 .8
67 .8 82 .2
67 .4 82 .6
67 83
66 .6 83 .4
66 .2 83 .8
65 .8 84 .2
65 .4 84 .6
65 85
64 .6 85 .4
64 .2 85 .8
63 .8 86 .2
63 .4 86 .6
63 87
62 .6 87 .4
62 .2 87 .8
61 .8 88 .2
61 .4 88 .6
61 89
60 .6 89 .4
60 .2 89 .8
59 .8 90 .2
59 .4 90 .6
59 91
What proportion of the sample means for n 25 have values less than 80 In other words , Find
(M 80 ) for n 25
p (M 80 .05
5 ) A normal-shaped distribution has u 80 and o 15
Sketch the distribution of sample means for samples of n 25 scores from this
population
xxx
68 .0
71 .0
74 .0
77 .0
80 .0
83 .0
6 .0
9 .0
92 .0
Sample Mean n 25 Sample Mean where n 25 , mean 80
Left Right
[at Msource 80]
79 .7 80 .3
79 .4 80 .6
79 .1 80 .9
78...
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