YMS Ch4: More on Two-Variable Data

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

Across
4. A variable other than the explanatory or response
that may influence the interpretation of the
relationship. [lurking]
6. Association between two variables is explained by a
lurking variable creating a common _. [response]
8. Correlations based on _ are usually too high when
applied to individuals. [averages]
12. Correlation does not imply _ [causation]
15. Table of counts that organizes data about two
categorical variables [twoway]
16. Growth that increases by a fixed percentage of the
previous amount [exponential]
18. Distributions of totals in a two-way table.
[marginal]
19. Type of transformation used to find power or
exponential models [logarithmic]
20. Distributions of rows or columns in a two-way
table. [conditional]
21. Method of applying a function to data to reexpress
it in a different form [transforming]
Down
1. The best evidence for causation comes from a well-
designed _. [experiment]
2. Paradox when direction of an association is
reversed when data from groups are combined into a
single group. [Simpsons]
3. His contributions to Statistics include method of
least-squares and normal distributions [gauss]
5. Correlation and regression are not _ to outliers.
[resistant]
7. Using a regression line to predict far outside the
observed values. [extrapolation]
9. Correlation and regression describe only _
relationships. [linear]
10. Effects on a response variable can not be
distinguished between variables. [confounding]
11. _ Law models become linear when we apply
logarithms to both variables. [Power]
13. Another name for curvature of functions
[concavity]
Across Down
22. If a variable grows _, its logarithm grows linearly. 14. Function that moves in one direction as its
[exponentially] argument increases [monotonic]
17. Growth that increases by a fixed amount [linear]