Factor Bias Systematic sampling Single blind Simple random samples Population Randomizing Under coverage Replicate Experimental Unit Response variable Participant Voluntary response sampling Representative Subject Prospective studies Randomize Random assignment Treatment Block Simulation Observational studies Sampling variability Control Group Control treatment Census Nonresponce bias Convenience sampling Randomness Placebo effect Stratified random sampling Response variable Confounding Double blind Sample Retrospective studies Leading questions Component Control Statistically significant Blinding Cluster sampling Sample Size Trial Population parameter vs. sample statistic Factor Bias Systematic sampling Single blind Simple random samples Population Randomizing Under coverage Replicate Experimental Unit Response variable Participant Voluntary response sampling Representative Subject Prospective studies Randomize Random assignment Treatment Block Simulation Observational studies Sampling variability Control Group Control treatment Census Nonresponce bias Convenience sampling Randomness Placebo effect Stratified random sampling Response variable Confounding Double blind Sample Retrospective studies Leading questions Component Control Statistically significant Blinding Cluster sampling Sample Size Trial Population parameter vs. sample statistic
Bingo - Call List
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Factor
Bias
Systematic sampling
Single blind
Simple random samples
Population
Randomizing
Under coverage
Replicate
Experimental Unit
Response variable
Participant
Voluntary response sampling
Representative
Subject
Prospective studies
Randomize
Random assignment
Treatment
Block
Simulation
Observational studies
Sampling variability
Control Group
Control treatment
Census
Nonresponce bias
Convenience sampling
Randomness
Placebo effect
Stratified random sampling
Response variable
Confounding
Double blind
Sample
Retrospective studies
Leading questions
Component
Control
Statistically significant
Blinding
Cluster sampling
Sample Size
Trial
Population parameter vs. sample statistic