Data Analysis & Reporting Flashcards
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Which sampling method gives every member of the population an equal chance of selection?
Answer: Simple random sampling
Simple random sampling ensures equal selection probability and reduces selection bias.
What is the main risk of reporting only averages for a skewed dataset?
Answer: The mean may misrepresent the typical case
In skewed distributions the mean is pulled toward the tail and may not reflect typical values.
In a KSA narrative, which opening sentence for an analysis example is strongest?
Answer: As a program analyst, I analyzed 3 years of claims data to cut processing time by 18%.
A specific role, task, and quantified result convey demonstrated competence.
Which tool is most appropriate for automating a repetitive data cleaning task across thousands of rows?
Answer: A script or macro (e.g., Python, R, VBA)
Scripting reduces errors and time on repetitive transformations and is repeatable.
A Type I error occurs when you:
Answer: Reject a true null hypothesis
A Type I error is a false positive: rejecting a null hypothesis that is actually true.
When your analysis contradicts a manager's expectations, you should:
Answer: Present the findings objectively with supporting evidence and limitations
Analysts must report objective results even when they are unwelcome, with context.
Which visualization best shows the proportion of a budget spent across five categories at one point in time?
Answer: Bar chart sorted by value
A sorted bar chart allows accurate comparison of category amounts or shares.
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