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\fCalibri (Body) F 1 Paste CO I " abe X X- A Assignment Components Title: A short (one sentence) description of your study. (1 point) Introduction: Explain the goal of your study. What is the purpose of conducting the study? (1 point) What population are you trying to describe using a sample? (e.g., is it a population of hospitals in NYC?) (1 point) Methods: Describe, in words, how the sample data were collected from a population, including the sample size and the units (1 point). Explain what descriptive and inferential statistics you will use to describe the sample (Chapters 3 and 4 of your textbook) and state that you will use R calculate these statistics (1 point). Results: Write one sentence briefly describing your results, and include units in this sentence. In a table, present the mean, median, upper and lower quartiles, standard deviation, standard error, and approximate 95% confidence interval (5 points). Present a frequency histogram displaying the data (4 points). Present a boxplot displaying the data (4 points). ALWAYS label figure axes properly. ALWAYS include figure captions (at the bottom of the figure) describing what the figure represents, including the sample size in the caption. ALWAYS include table captions (at the top of the table) describing what the table represents, including the sample size in the caption. ALWAYS include units in figures and tables (captions, axes, column headers). Failure to do any of the above bullet-point steps will result in deducted points. Discussion: State your conclusion about the population, based on your statistics (and specifically based on your 95% com (fidence interval) (1 point). Referring back to the classes on sampling methods, do you think that you accurately and precisely estimated the mean of the population, or do you think there was bias or sampling error? (0.5 points for discussing bias and 0.5 points for discussing sampling error) HINTI Remember that if you repeated the experiment many times, you expect your sample mean to fall within the 95% confidence interval 95% of the time. Page 3 of 3 691 words X English (United States)