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Which sampling method gives every possible sample an equal chance?
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What term means the entire group being studied?
Answer: Population
Why: Measuring an entire population is called a census rather than a sample survey.
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Which theorem explains why natural measurements follow bell curves?
Answer: Central Limit Theorem
Why: Abraham de Moivre proved a first case for coin tosses in 1733, and George Polya gave the theorem its name in 1920.
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What term describes the number of independent values in a calculation?
Answer: Degrees of freedom
Why: Ronald Fisher popularised the term in 1922 while showing that Karl Pearson had counted the degrees of freedom of his chi-squared test wrongly.
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What inactive treatment is given to a clinical trial control?
Answer: Placebo
Why: In double-blind studies, neither participants nor researchers know who gets the placebo.
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Why is a Type I error commonly called a false alarm?
Answer: Rejected true null
Why: Jerzy Neyman and Egon Pearson named this mistake in a 1933 paper, and the false alarm rate a study accepts is alpha, by convention 5 percent.
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What statistical term describes the 'peakedness' of a data distribution?
Answer: kurtosis
Why: Karl Pearson coined the term in 1905 from the Greek kyrtos, meaning curved; statisticians now say it tracks heavy tails more than the peak.