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Essay On Statistics in Our Lives

Statistics is a crucial branch of mathematical science that helps in collecting, organizing, and analyzing numerical data, impacting various aspects of daily life, including social, economic, and political issues. It plays a significant role in decision-making across fields such as psychology, economics, and research, providing insights into societal conditions through quantitative analysis. Additionally, statistics is essential in scientific research and empirical studies, allowing for informed predictions and understanding of complex phenomena.
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Essay On Statistics in Our Lives

Statistics is a crucial branch of mathematical science that helps in collecting, organizing, and analyzing numerical data, impacting various aspects of daily life, including social, economic, and political issues. It plays a significant role in decision-making across fields such as psychology, economics, and research, providing insights into societal conditions through quantitative analysis. Additionally, statistics is essential in scientific research and empirical studies, allowing for informed predictions and understanding of complex phenomena.
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Essay on statistics in our lives.

Statistics is very important as it is one of the branches of mathematical science that focuses on
obtain numerical data and information or responsible for transforming into numbers. Statistics,
it is an exact extraction science, it has a direct interference in social issues, which is why its
Practical utility is much more understandable than what normally happens with other exact sciences.
like mathematics.

Statistics is a very important science in people's everyday lives since with it


we can maintain proper control of many things from the simplest to the most complex,
In addition, you have to describe, organize, and summarize numerical data as a foundation, activities,

consumer studies, analysis (results in sports; institution managers; in the


education; political organisms; medical); statistical techniques are widely applied in
marketing, accounting, quality control as this intervenes in decision making

Moreover, the main function of statistics is the collection and grouping of diverse data.
time to build statistical reports with them that give us an idea about different topics, always
from a quantitative and not qualitative point of view. This is important as statistics
turns into a science that talks about quantities (how many people live in a country per square meter
square) but it does not give us direct information about the quality of life of those people

Statistics is very important as a science because of the quantitative information it provides us.
it allows us to understand a society at that level much better, for example, how many people live in
a country
of education in that society, etc. All these numerical data are used by those responsible for
State through its different agencies and secretariats to then carry out projects of various types
that have to do with improving that situation or maintaining it in case it is good. In some
Cases, although not directly, statistics also allow us to infer (not know) the quality of life.
from a population since if we find high rates of unemployment, poverty, and marginalization we can
assume that the quality of life is very low

Statistics hold great importance in all social, economic, and political aspects due to
how much is useful for all types of scientific research if data is taken into account
Statistics are the result of several cases from which an average is taken. Thus, a
Statistics can be useful for scientific research by demonstrating that a certain percentage.
Of the observed cases, it represented a particular result and not another. Statistics can provide an answer.
to many of the needs that today's society may experience. Its fundamental task is the
data reduction obtained from experiments, with the aim of representing reality and
transform it, predict its future or simply know it

In addition, the obtained data can be represented through graphs for better explanation of the
The subject being addressed. We must recognize that statistics allow for the collection of important data.
for the study of situations that arise daily and allows for responses to all of these
problems in a useful and significant way. In short, statistics is a tool
fundamental for scientific and empirical research in various fields of study, is a way
more direct in making smart and accurate decisions in conditions of uncertainty.

How statistics relates to other sciences.

Statistics With Accounting

Statistics analyze facts, but it would be of no use to apply their method if there were a lack of information.
suitable that will somehow be provided by accounting through the records
individuals and groups. Accounting also uses statistical methods to establish
the future events.

Accounting has a branch that has statistics as its main tool, this branch is the
Administrative Accounting

Example:

A student who takes a course at school is always interested in knowing in advance what it will be like.
result at the end of the course. What opportunity do you have to pass the course and with what grade, which
it is not possible to determine with certainty until the course is finished. But with the use of statistics, it can

to know this information approximately. He can take the grades (which are the data) of
all the previous courses and calculate an average (which would be the arithmetic mean). This way I would have an idea of

What are the general results obtained in that course? You can also obtain a
percentage of how many students obtain a certain grade. Which would then allow him to
agreeing with the total number of students in that course, determine what their probability would be
to obtain a certain grade. You can also get a percentage of the people who
They approve or not the course and thus know their opportunity, in the same way according to the total number of students.

from the course obtain your probability of passing or not passing the course.

Statistics with Psychology.

Statistics is important in psychology because it allows for extracting and summarizing useful information from the

observations that are made, the psychologist must base their decisions on limited data and these are more
easy to understand with the help of statistics, it gives greater clarity and precision to thought and the
psychological research. The method used by psychology is the hypothetical method: through a
hypothesis is experimented and conclusions are drawn, then the process is replicated if necessary. If 100%
The results support the hypothesis; they are General Results. If the majority is correct, they are Results.
Partial results, if the results are true, are only called Existential Results, with which one does not
One can work. In conducting a psychological experiment, the following steps are necessary:
Statistical planning of the research: Locate the sources of information, choose the material.
Pose a study problem. Design the experiment. The model is validated by comparing it with what
it happens in reality. It uses statistical methods known as hypothesis testing or test of
significance. Descriptive statistics are produced. Statistical inference. A consensus is reached about
What do the observations say about the world we observe. The validated model is used to
make decisions or predict future events. A final report is produced with the results of the
study.

Example:

Standardization of psychological tests. Research on professional or vocational interests in


students. Research on work environments (work relationships, work behavior, motivation,
etc.).

Statistics in Research

Statistics is essential to understand the behavior of certain events, which is why it has
played a key role in the research.

Social science research can be qualitative, quantitative, or mixed. Qualitative does not allow
numerical measurement like ideas, philosophy, the symbolic, narrative, etc. On the other hand, in the
The quantities of the variables to be studied are susceptible to being measured, that is, they can be assigned a
number, statistics is used for its processing. The mixed model combines or alternates both models. The
Statistics is a part of mathematics that helps in the search, organization, and analysis of.
quantitative information to make diagnoses, formulate hypotheses, propose solutions and make
decisions.

Example: The socioeconomic status of a locality; on the other hand, the inferential studies only one part of
the population serves to formulate future projections of an event, for example: what it will be like
population growth in a city for the year 2020.

Statistics and Economics

It is the branch of economics that uses mathematical methods and models. Calculus, probability,
statistics, linear programming and game theory, as well as other areas of mathematics, are
are used to analyze, interpret, and predict various economic variables and systems. Econometrics is
It involves obtaining, based on the actual values of economic variables and through analysis
statistical and mathematical, the values that the parameters of the models would have in which those
economic variables appeared, as well as to verify the degree of validity of those models, and see in
to what extent can these models be used to explain the economy of an economic agent, or that of a
addition of economic agents. Its evolution over time, the ability to predict future values of the
variable, and suggest economic policy measures according to desired objectives.

Example: Like the price, market reactions, production costs, the trend of the
businesses and economic policy (as a company or a consumer).

It could be a sector of the market, or an area of a country, or an entire country, or any other area.
economic.

Biostatistics

Biostatistics is a branch of statistics that deals with the problems posed within the
life sciences, such as biology, medicine, among others.

EXAMPLE: The application is currently necessary in the fields:

Public health, which includes: epidemiology, nutrition, environmental health, and research in
sanitary services.
Genomics and genetic populations
Medicine
Ecology
Bioassays

The collaboration of biostatistics has been key in the development of new drugs, in the
understanding of chronic diseases such as cancer and AIDS, and these are some of the thousands of
possible examples. The close relationship of Statistics with the scientific method makes it
Biostatistics is an essential discipline in most projects in the technological field.
statistical thinking not only solves and understands complex methodology to provide answers to

hypothesis, but is capable of organizing the 'system' that involves the research from the design

general, sampling design, quality control of information, analysis and presentation of results.

Statistical Physics

Statistical physics or statistical mechanics is the branch of physics that deals with determining the

thermodynamic behavior of macroscopic systems based on considerations


microscopic using statistical tools along with mechanical laws. Statistical physics
can describe numerous fields with a stochastic nature (nuclear reactions, systems
biological, chemical, neurological, etc.

Example:

To predict the behavior of a gas, mechanics would require calculating the exact trajectory of each
one of the particles that compose it). Thermodynamics does something radically opposite, it establishes
principles qualitatively different from the mechanical ones to study a series of properties
macroscopic. Statistical mechanics mediates between both approaches: it ignores the
individual behaviors of particles, focusing instead on averages. From this
We can calculate the thermodynamic properties of a gas based on our knowledge.
generic of the molecules that compose it by applying mechanical laws.

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