Intro Stats Normal Models
A normal model can be a useful tool for interpreting what data have to say – sometimes. Your task here is to check the usefulness of such a model for the data that you collect. There are three parts to the “project”.
You need between 30 and 50 pieces of quantitative data, preferably something that you have an interest in.
Write a brief but thorough description of your data. Start with the “W’s” and remember to include some visual representation, numerical analysis and description of the data.
Use the mean and the standard deviation of your data to create a Normal Model. (Sketch a normal model and label the x-axis going out three standard deviations in each direction) Compare your model to the normal model and compare the Empirical Rule (68-95-99.7) to the actual percentages of data that lies within one, two and three standard deviations of the actual mean.
Scoring Rubric
Show:
Tell:
Each of the four components makes up 25% of the grade for the project, and partial credit can be given on some or all of the bullet points.
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