RESPOND TO OF THE FOLLOWING: Discussion 1 Peer: Kendrea Richson RE: Week 10 Discussion Hello professor I think that p values is a great method to use. Basically the p value means the probability that a particular statistical measure such as the mean or standard deviation of an assumed probability distribution will be greater than or equal to observe results. So for an example, if I am guessing on how many lady workers worked at a warehouse then the men. I give my guess on how many women work and men work there, after doing the proper statistical hypothesis a smaller p value means that there is a larger evidence and the favor of the alternative hypothesis that I am trying to come into conclusion with on seeing how many women versus men that works at the warehouse total. What it basically is telling you is you are assuming that the no hypothesis is correct about the number amount of female working than the men then a smaller p value means that there is a stronger evidence in the favor of the alternative hypothesis is true or false. Discussion 2 Peer: Lashelle Aughburns RE: Week 11 Discussion Hello, I think my most rewarding moment is when the light bulb came on about p-values. I had a lot of great moments and I look at the statistics in sports differently now because I understand how these statistics describe how they are performing. I am really paying attentin to the statistics that I come in contact with and how they can influence thought. I would tell future students to not get discouraged when it seems a little difficult to understand. The light bulb will come on if you keep pushing through. Read and participate in the discussions and make sure you do your extra credit problems everyday.
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