Match to the appropriate answer. You will not use all options and you may not use each option more than once. Conditional probability Confounding variable Discrete probability model Geometric mean Learned Hand Rule Population Margin of error Sample Sensitivity Specificity A. Decreases as alpha increases. B. Increases as alpha increases C. Measures the ability to detect a positive state D. Used to measure the chance of a certain number of successes E. Uses expected value to determine if someone is negligent F. Example: income, for the relation of house value and quality of clothes G. Used for growth rates H. Example: the probability of screaming assuming you're watching a scary movie. A. Advantage: practical, if imprecise J. Example: the probability of you dressing nicely and the probability that you're on a motorcycle K. Measures the ability to detect a false result L. Measures the ability to detect a negative state M. Advantage. Perfectly precise