"data collection.

" Data collection is the process of gathering information about a

group of people, objects, or events. We'll learn about different methods of
collecting data, such as surveys, experiments, and observational studies.

Next, we'll move on to "descriptive statistics." Descriptive statistics is the

process of summarizing and describing data. We'll learn about measures of central
tendency, such as the mean, median, and mode, as well as measures of variability,
such as range and standard deviation.

Now, let's talk about "probability." Probability is the likelihood of an event

occurring. We'll learn about the different types of probability, such as
independent and dependent probability, and how to calculate probabilities using
formulas and tables.

Finally, we'll discuss "inferential statistics." Inferential statistics is the

process of making predictions or drawing conclusions about a larger population
based on a sample of data. We'll learn about hypothesis testing, confidence
intervals, and how to interpret the results of statistical tests.