Type I and Type II Errors in Hypothesis Testing

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What are Type I and Type II errors in hypothesis testing? How can you minimize your chances of accepting a wrong hypothesis? Type I and Type II errors both relate to the result of the null hypothesis. A Type I error occurs when the null hypothesis is mistakenly rejected, whereas a Type II error occurs when the null hypothesis is mistakenly accepted. Keep reading to learn about the difference between a Type I and a Type II error, and how to reduce your chances of making both.

How to Find Your Path in Life & at Work

How to Find Your Path in Life & at Work

Why are there so many different rules regarding success? Is there only one way to succeed? In Barking Up the Wrong Tree, peak performance expert Eric Barker explains that the key is often not whether the path to success is right but whether it’s right for you. Therefore, an essential key to success is to know yourself and act accordingly. Different things work for different people, so he outlines a way to figure out what type of person you are (your working style) and what you’re good at (your strengths). Keep reading for Barker’s advice on how to find your

Effective Conflict Resolution Methods, Strategies, & Tips

Effective Conflict Resolution Methods, Strategies, & Tips

Why do people get embroiled in cyclical conflicts—both on a large and a small scale? Why do people often resist a resolution? Is a mutually beneficial resolution always possible?  We all struggle with conflicts, both on a smaller scale—in our businesses and families—and on a grand scale—politically and intergovernmentally. In all spheres of our lives, we see people embroiled in bitter, cyclical conflicts that appear to resist all efforts toward resolution. If we can learn how to handle conflicts more productively, our personal relationships and the world at large will be a better place.  In this article, we’ll discuss three

Inferential Statistics: Examples in Real life

Inferential Statistics: Examples in Real life

What are inferential statistics? How are inferential statistics applied in real life? Inferential statistics are a powerful research tool due to a statistics tenet called the central limit theorem. The central limit theorem states that the mean of a representative sample will be close to the mean of the larger population. Therefore, we can confidently make inferences about a population from a sample or about a sample from a population, and we can compare samples to each other. In this article, we’ll explore inferential statistics examples in real life.

Real-Life Applications of Probability

Real-Life Applications of Probability

What exactly is probability? How can mathematical probability help us in real life? Probability is a mathematical ratio that communicates the likelihood of a particular event over all other possible outcomes. It allows us to manage uncertainty by measuring risks and putting possible outcomes in perspective. In this article, we’ll discuss some real-life applications of probability.

How to Find Fulfilling Work—Simon Sinek’s 3 Tips

How to Find Fulfilling Work—Simon Sinek’s 3 Tips

What is the best method for finding fulfilling work? How does understanding your life’s purpose lead to fulfilling work? According to motivational speaker and author Simon Sinek, taking the time to examine your life’s purpose will lead to finding fulfilling work. Sinek provides a proven method for discovering your Why, or purpose, and shows how purpose-driven people lead happier lives. Keep reading to find out Sinek’s steps for finding fulfilling work through living a purposeful life.