IPA: /ˈproʊbɪt/
KK: /proʊˈbɪt/
A unit used in statistics to measure the probability of a certain outcome based on a normal distribution.
In statistical analysis, researchers often use probits to interpret the effects of different doses on responses.
Probit is derived from the Latin word 'probitas' (meaning goodness or integrity), which is related to 'probus' (meaning good or virtuous). The term 'probit' refers to the quality of being good or having integrity, particularly in a moral or ethical sense.
Think of 'goodness' ('probitas') to remember that 'probit' refers to the quality of being good or having integrity.