Exam 11: Correlated Groups T-Test
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In what sense are the correlated groups t test and the independent groups t test equivalent?
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Dr.Miguel is studying stages of verbal ability in kids.He test the kids on verbal ability at age 5 years then again at age of 7.What type of statistical test should he use to analyze his data?
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The interpretation of eta-squared for the correlated groups t test is the same as that for the independent groups t test.
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The correlated groups t-test assumes the population of difference scores is normally distributed.
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When the population means in the two conditions defining the difference scores are _____,the mean difference score across all individuals in the population will equal _____.
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