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Introduction

You have learned lots about doing statistical analyses. It is time to work without a net.

For the course project, you will address some questions that interest you with the statistical methodology learned in this course. You choose the question; you decide how to collect data; you do the analyses. Please select a topic that aligns with your degree, so that the knowledge that you gain is practical and helpful in your future career. The questions can address almost any topic (although I have veto power), including topics in psychology, sociology, natural science, medicine, public policy, sports, law, etc. Please see the project ideas in the course documents, if you need help. However, the data that you collect should be quantitative in nature.

The project requires you to synthesize all the material from the course. Hence, it is one of the best ways to solidify your understanding of statistical methods. Plus, you get answers to issues that pique your intellectual curiosity.

Activity Instructions
Create a PowerPoint presentation detailing your research.

  • Begin with very clear and well-defined hypotheses. You should think of questions that interest you first, and then worry about how to collect and analyze data to address those questions. Generally, vague topics lead to uninteresting projects.
  • The most important aspects of any statistical analysis are stating questions and collecting data. Hence, to get the full experience of running your own study, the project requires you to analyze data that you collect. It is not permissible to use data sets that have been put together by others. You are permitted to collect data off the web; however, you must be the one who decides on the analyses and who puts the data set together. Keep in mind that by the end of lectures, you will have learned many inferential statistical techniques, such as hypothesis testing with t, chi square tests for goodness of fit and independence, independent and dependent t tests, ANOVA, correlation, and regression. These techniques will help you address your question of interest.
  • Provide an adequate description of the methods and design of the study. Report on the possible biases associated with your data collection.
  • Be realistic in planning your research design: can you carry out what you have planned within a reasonable time period and investment of your own energy? The quality of the final product is what counts, not just the amount of perspiration that went into it!
  • Make use of the concepts and methods learned in this course, and not just general knowledge, in planning and completing this type of project.

Presentation Format
An effective presentation communicates your project in a clear and concise fashion. The slides should address the following six points:

  • Statement of the problem: Describe the questions you address and any key issues surrounding the questions.
  • Data collection: Explain how you collected the data. Include the sample type, sample size, and any questions you asked. Also, include response rates.
  • Analyses: Describe which inferential statistical test analysis that you did. Be ready to explain why you believe this method is justified.
  • Results: Present the six step hypothesis test. Include the EXCEL printout, and any tables or graphs that support your analyses (be judicious here–too many tables and graphs hurt the clarity of your message).
  • Conclusions: State your p-value and then the answer your question of interest, based upon the data that you collected.
  • Discussion: What implications do your results have for the population you sampled from? What could be done to improve the study if it was done again? What types of biases might exist?

Presentation Requirements

  • Length varies
  • Title slide
  • References slide

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Please note, this presentation should be focus on international import or merchandise if possible.

attached is the example provided by the instructor and the grading rubric

Prisoner Populations Example author

Research question:

Have prison populations increased significantly?

Hypothesis:

The prison population is growing, so the 2015 prisoner amounts will be greater than the 2000 prisoner amounts.

I can establish a need for more prison guards to be recruited and hired.

Literature review

 A systematic review of randomized controlled trials of

interventions to improve the health of persons during

imprisonment and in the year after release

(Kouyoumdjian, McIsaac, Liauw, Green, Karachiwalla, Siu,

…Hwang, 2015)

 A Hero’s Welcome? Exploring the Prevalence and Problems

of Military Veterans in the Arrestee Population (White,

Mulvey, Fox, & Choate, 2012)

Data collection

Data from 2000 US prison populations

and 2015 prison populations by state

Had all states and District of Columbia

represented

Used a census sample as all population

data was available

http://data.sagepub.com/sagestats/

Descriptive statistics:

Prisoners in 2015

Mean 26606.74

Standard Error 4453.26959

Median 18597.5

Mode #N/A

Standard Deviation 31489.3713

Sample Variance 991580503

Kurtosis 8.66533957

Skewness 2.70936979

Range 162159

Minimum 1750

Maximum 163909

Sum 1330337

Count 50

Prisoners in 2000

Mean 24065.2885

Standard Error 4464.09442

Median 14919

Mode 14919

Standard

Deviation 32191.0426

Sample Variance 1036263226

Kurtosis 11.3617562

Skewness 3.15629496

Range 161925

Minimum 1076

Maximum 163001

Sum 1251395

Count 52

Graphical representations

Box and Whisker plots

Methodology

Quantitative data, at the ratio level

Independent t -test (t test: two sample assuming equal variances)

Looking for a statistically significant increase in the number of prisoners

 1 –tailed test due to the hypothesized increase

Results:

t-Test: Two-Sample Assuming Equal Variances

Variable 1 Variable 2

Mean 26449.69608 24065.28846

Variance 973006695.7 1036263226

Observations 51 52

Pooled Variance 1004948112

Hypothesized

Mean Difference 0

df 101

t Stat 0.381660161

P(T<=t) one-tail 0.351757613

t Critical one-tail 1.66008063

P(T<=t) two-tail 0.703515227

t Critical two-tail 1.983731003

6 step hypothesis test:

1. Ho: μ2000≥ μ 2015

Ha: μ2000< μ2015

2. α = .05

3. the one-tailed p-value = .35

4. p-value > α

5. Fail to reject the null

6. At the 5% significance level, there is not enough information to state that the population mean for 2015 is greater than the population mean for 2000.

Conclusions & Discussion

 The prison population is not increasing

 The mean is decreasing, but is not significantly significant

 Any difference in the sample mean results may not be inferred to the population

 The results show that there are individual states and/or prisons that are increasing, but the general population is at approximately the same value in the population

 There is not an increased need for prison personnel in the population; politics may not have any real affect on how many people are imprisoned in the USA in any given year.

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EMERGING BASIC PROFICIENT EXCEPTIONAL

Research Question

Research question

vague and difficult to

measure.

Research question clear,

but expressed in

rudimentary form.

Clearly articulates

research question.

Fully and eloquently

articulates research

question and why it is

important.

Sampling

Misidentifies sampling

procedures.

Correctly identifies

sampling procedures

used.

Explains sampling

procedures

completely. Uses

appropriate sampling

procedure.

Clearly explains

sampling procedures

and provides reasons

for appropriateness of

sampling procedures .

Statistical

Methods

Statistical methods

inappropriate for the

research question.

Statistical methods

appropriate for

research question, but

no explanation is

given.

Statistical methods

appropriate for

research question and

partial explanations for

validity given.

Statistical methods

appropriate for

research question and

articulate explanations

for validity given.

Discussion of Results

Statement vague and

confusing.

Results clear, but not

well stated.

Results clearly stated.

Results clearly stated,

with full explanations of

their practical

significance included in

the discussion.

Representations

(equations, diagrams,

graphs, t a b l e s , e t c .)

Representations are

inappropriate or unclear.

Representations clear

and appropriate, but no

explanations are made

of significant elements.

Representations are

clear and appropriate,

with explanations of

significant elements.

Representations are clear

and appropriate, with

explanations of

significant elements.

Clearly explains

connections among

representations.

Limitations

No consideration of

biases or suggestions for

improvement.

Only one of the following

included: consideration

of: biases; suggestions

for improvement

Includes both

consideration of biases

and suggestions for

improvement.

Eloquent discussion of

biases and suggestions

for improvement.

Professionalism

Unprofessional look and

quality.

Professional look and

quality, with major

flaws.

Professional look and

quality, with minor

flaws.

Very professional look

and quality.

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