Exam 9: Tests for Significance: Paired and Independent-Samples T-Test
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The subtraction order in an independent samples t-test is not important.
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Which of the following is an example of repeated measures data?
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If your dataset contains twenty scores, the degrees of freedom for your independent samples t-test will be ______.
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Given a particular dataset, how would you determine if a paired samples or an independent samples t-test were appropriate?
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The parameter of interest in an independent samples t-test is ______.
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The order of mean subtraction for the independent samples t-test is dependent on ______.
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When conducting a paired samples test on Time 1 and Time 2 data, it is clearest to subtract Time 2 from Time 1.
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You collect a sample of ten pairs of pre- and post-training test scores. If D = 1.1 and sD = 1.37, what is the observed value of t?
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When asking if there is a difference in a paired samples test, the value of µD is always 0.
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When calculating paired samples t-test, we should always compute a confidence interval.
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Which of the following is most likely what µ1 - µ2 represents?
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You collect information about the number of employees that arrive to work late. Employees are categorized in two groups: those hired more than 6 months ago (Group 1) and those hired less than 6 months ago (Group 2). You hypothesize that employees that were hired more than 6 months ago will have lower mean days late than those hired less than six months ago. If x̄1 = 1.8, x̄2 = 3.5, s1 = 0.78811 and s2 = 0.707107, what is the appropriate conclusion if = .05?
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