Range Research Boxplot Data science Statistics z- score Independent t-test Hypothesis Inferential statistics Negative skew how Measures of central tendency .05 Misleading Effect size Extraversion Dependent design Normal distribution 10 p- value One sample Confirmatory Median Type II error Descriptive statistics Alternative hypothesis Population Nominal variable Data Null hypothesis Interval variable Histogram Degrees of freedom Modality Neuroticism Independent variable Experiment Sample Mean t-test Leptokurtic Variables Assumptions Histogram Test statistic Significance d Type I error Quantitative Range Research Boxplot Data science Statistics z- score Independent t-test Hypothesis Inferential statistics Negative skew how Measures of central tendency .05 Misleading Effect size Extraversion Dependent design Normal distribution 10 p- value One sample Confirmatory Median Type II error Descriptive statistics Alternative hypothesis Population Nominal variable Data Null hypothesis Interval variable Histogram Degrees of freedom Modality Neuroticism Independent variable Experiment Sample Mean t-test Leptokurtic Variables Assumptions Histogram Test statistic Significance d Type I error Quantitative
(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.
Range
Research
Boxplot
Data science
Statistics
z-score
Independent t-test
Hypothesis
Inferential statistics
Negative skew
how
Measures of central tendency
.05
Misleading
Effect size
Extraversion
Dependent design
Normal distribution
10
p-value
One sample
Confirmatory
Median
Type II error
Descriptive statistics
Alternative hypothesis
Population
Nominal variable
Data
Null hypothesis
Interval variable
Histogram
Degrees of freedom
Modality
Neuroticism
Independent variable
Experiment
Sample
Mean
t-test
Leptokurtic
Variables
Assumptions
Histogram
Test statistic
Significance
d
Type I error
Quantitative