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To The Bone
To The Bone
To The Bone
COURSE OUTCOME
CO2: Select, analyze, and interpret appropriate numerical data
used in everyday life in numerical and graphical format
CO3: Identify and apply appropriate strategies of quantitative
problem solving in theoretical and practical applications
CO4: Construct a conclusion using quantitative justification
CO5: Perform simple computation of different statistical
measures
MODULE 3
Simple Linear Regression and Measures of Correlation (Part 1)
LESSON LEARNING
OUTCOME/S After successful completion of this module, you should be able
to:
a. Define parametric and non-parametric statistics
b. Enumerate the different types of parametric and
nonparametric statistics
c. Differentiate dependent t-test to independent t-test
d. Differentiate Spearman Correlation to Pearson (r)
e. Determine the extent of relationship between two variables
using the measures of correlation
f. Use simple linear regression in prediction
TOPICS
Simple Linear Regression and Measures of Correlation
a. Dependent t-test
b. Independent t-test
c. Measures of Correlation
d. Spearman Rank Correlation
e. Pearson’s r
f. Linear Regression
g. Non-parametric Tests
h. Chi-square tests
i. One-way and Two-way ANOVA
WEEK /
INCLUSIVE DATE 10-13
October 17, 2022 – November 11, 2022
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MODALITY
Synchronous (MS Teams), Asynchronous (NeoLMS) and, on
ground meetings
▪ LESSON PROPER
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Research about the following tests for Simple Linear Regression and Measures of
Correlation. In a tabular form, state when it is appropriate to use them.
➢ Testing Differences Between Means
Dependent
Independent t-tests
➢ Measures of Correlation
Spearman Rank Correlation
Pearson (rxy)
➢ Linear Regression
➢ Non-parametric Tests
Chi-square tests
➢ Analysis of Variance
One way & Two-way ANOVA
Excel, Calculator
Activity Worksheets
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▪ SUPPLEMENTARY LEARNING MATERIALS
RE Tutorial Videos:
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