Which is the correct order of the statistical enquiry cycle?

Plan, collect, process and represent, interpret

Which of these is a proper statistical hypothesis?

Boys in Year 11 are taller on average than girls in Year 11

a weak conclusion sends you back to refine the plan

Choosing a fair sampling method

state the result, link it to the hypothesis and comment on reliability

The sample was small and possibly biased

the whole group you want to draw conclusions about

a pre-release case study on Northern Ireland data

use a larger, more representative sample

Deciding the population and sampling method

14questions. Pick an answer and you'll see why right away.

Which is the correct order of the statistical enquiry cycle?
Which of these is a proper statistical hypothesis?
A census is best described as collecting data from:
Why is a sample often used instead of a census?
In which stage of the cycle do you draw a histogram and find the mean?
The statistical enquiry cycle is described as iterative because:
Which planning decision helps reduce bias in an enquiry?
A conclusion that earns full evaluation marks should:
Which is a sensible limitation to raise when evaluating an enquiry?
The 'population' in a statistical enquiry means:
Unit 2 of CCEA GCSE Statistics includes questions based on:
Self-reported data, such as pupils estimating their own phone use, is a problem because it may be:
A good suggested improvement to an enquiry would be to:
Which task belongs to the 'specify the problem and plan' stage?