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confidence
(redirected from confidence interval)

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confidence (Faith), noun affiance, aplomb, boldness, certainty, certitude, cocksureness, conviction, courage, credence, credulity, fides, fiducia, firm belief, heart, intrepidity, morale, nerve, optimism, poise, positiveness, reliance, security, sureness, surety, trust
Foreign phrases: Multa fidem promissa levant.Many prommses lessen confidence. Fides servanda est. Good faith must be observed.
confidence (Relation of trust), noun assurance of seerecy, classified communication, concealment, confidential communication, confidential matter, intimacy, personal matter, privacy, private, private affair, privileged communiiation, secrecy, secret, secret communication
Associated concepts: attorney-client confidence, confidential communications, husband-wife confidence, physiciannatient confidence, priest-penitent confidence
See also: assurance, belief, certification, certitude, credence, credibility, credit, faith, outlook, prospect, reliance, secret, weight


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The responsiveness findings with regard to the POMA-T indicated that, given a confidence interval of 95%, intervention effects should be at least 5 points at the individual level and at least 0.
The confidence interval of data collected is + or - 5.
For example, many states use a confidence interval to increase the reliability and validity of the results of their state assessments.
 
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