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Title: Probabilities and Relationships


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Probabilities and Relationships
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What is probability?
  • Probability statements provide descriptions about
    the relative power or the ability to repeat
    something. Sometimes these statements include
    chance. How much chance are you willing to
    accept?

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  • Coin flipping
  • Gambling
  • Lifes oddities and chance

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Measures of Relationship
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Relationships among two variables
  • Knowledge of relationships can assist decision
    making about training and performance, e.g., when
    wanting to train for the long jump a performer
    might focus on creating gastrocnemius strength.
  • Knowledge of relationships can also help improve
    the efficiency of a test by determined the
    critical number of items contained in it.

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Graphing of Scores
Student Statistics Score Measurement Score
ABE 92 94
BARB 85 89
CAT 71 78
DEB 91 90
EM 94 95
FRAN 75 78
GER 82 80
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Graphing Technique
Student Statistics Score Measurement Score
ABE 92 94
BARB 85 89
CAT 71 78
DEB 91 90
EM 94 95
FRAN 75 78
GER 82 80
M E A S U R E M E N T
Statistics
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Scatter plots representing the relationship of
two variables
From Rothstein, A. L. (1985). Research
Design Statistics for Physical Education.
Prentice-Hall, Inc. Englewood Cliffs, NJ.
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From http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scatter_plot
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Mathematical Technique
  • Correlations range from a -1.00 to a 1.00
  • Perfect positive correlation (1.00)
  • Perfect negative correlation (-1.00)
  • A correlation value (statistic) closer to 1.00 or
  • -1.00 represents more related values than
    values closer
  • to 0.

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Two Types of Correlations
  • Pearson Correlation
  • Assumes interval or ratio (continuous) scores
  • Spearman Correlation
  • Assumes ordinal (rank) scores

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Factors Affecting Measures of Relationship
  • Scores that have low reliability
  • Range of the scores
  • Relationships shrink for more homogeneous scores
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