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STATISTICS & HYPOTHESIS TESTING
Introduction
Brand and Type Cost (per serving) Sodium content (mg)Amy's Black Bean 3.03 780Patio Cheese 1.07 1570Banquet Cheese 1.28 1500El Charrito Beef 1.53 1370Patio Beef 1.05 1700Banquet Beef 1.27 1330
Healthy Choice Chicken 2.34 440Lean Cuisine Chicken 2.47 520
Weight Watchers Chicken 2.09 660
Introduction of Descriptive Statistics
Descriptive statistics provides description to the data set by summarizing the data.
Descriptive statistics normally provide description of data both in numerical and graphical terms.
Mean, Median, Mode, Range, SD (Standard Deviation), and variance are included in common descriptive statistics.
Descriptive Statistics
Mean Cost = $1.792
Mean Sodium= 1096.6
Median Cost= $1.53
Median Sodium= 1330
Range Cost= $1.98 Range Sodium=
1,260
Inferential Statistics
Inferential Statistics
Explanation of how the inferential statistical analysis would help the understanding the nature of data
Null Hypothesis Testing
The null hypothesis, designated as H0, is the hypothesis generally the sample observations gets purely based on chance.
H0, the null hypothesis, is crucial aspectpart of the research design and is always tested even it’s indirect.
Ex: The Mean value for enchiladas in the given pack of the brand equals to -3.
Identification of the null hypothesis (H0) and the alternate hypothesis (HA).
The value must be small, generally lower than 10%. It is vital for considering the consequences of both errors types.
Choose the test statistic and find out its value from the given sample data.
Comparing the observed value with that of critical value obtained for the chosen sample
Decision is made.
Null Hypothesis Testing
Future Implications of the research
Difference between Descriptive Statistics & Inferential Statistics
Descriptive statistics provides description to the data of the study.
Inferential statistics are gives what the pattern is and gives a clear picture through probability.
Summary Descriptive statistics summarizes the data while
inferential statistics is used to establish the relation and compare between the variables with wide range of conditions .
(Web Center for Social Research Methods, 2006).
Future Implications of the research Contd.
Follow-up Studies(Descriptive Statistics)
What is the hypertension rate among low-income populations due to higher sodium levels in low-cost foods?
(Inferential Statistics) What other factors contribute towards
hypertension in low-income populations other than high sodium levels in low-cost food?
Future Implications of the research Contd.
Null Hypothesis• In general, hypertension is more
prevalent in the low-income individuals.
Conclusion
As per the data obtained from Consumer Reports (March,2000), lower the cost of pre-packaged enchiladas, higher the sodium level.
References
National Atlas of the United States. (2011). Understanding Statistics. Retrieved from
http://www.nationalatlas.gov/articles/mapping/a_statistics.html Statistical Inference. (2011). Retrieved from
http://www.businessdictionary.com Web Center for Social Research Methods.
(2006).Foundations. Retrieved from
http://www.socialresearchmethods.net/kb/index.php