Statistics for Criminology and Criminal Justice
Third Edition
Learning Objectives
- Explain the relationship between proportions and probabilities.
- Explain the differences between theoretical predictions and empirical outcomes.
- Define the binomial distribution and the normal distribution and explain the types of data for which each one is used.
- Construct the binomial distribution using the binomial coefficient for a given probability and sample size.
- Explain and diagram out the relationship among raw scores, z scores, and areas.
- Use the z-score formula and z table to calculate unknown raw scores, z scores, and areas.