Independent t Tests Flashcards

1
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When are they used

A

Between subjects design
Where parametric subjects are met

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2
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What parametric assumptions need to be met?

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  1. DV is interval or ratio
  2. IV is categorical
  3. Normal distribution of DV on each level of IV
  4. Homogeneity of variance
  5. No outliers
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3
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Homogeneity of variance -
What test?
Probability?

A

Levene’s test
P > .05 is good - variance doesn’t differ across groups

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4
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What 3 things does the t test take into account?

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  1. Size of sample (bigger = better)
  2. How great the difference is between the 2 means you are comparing
  3. The standard deviations of the data within your 2 samples
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5
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What are the parameters for ‘t’

A

Mean
Standard deviation

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6
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When should an independent samples t test be used

A

Comparing means for 2 groups

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7
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What is the total degrees of freedom

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No. Data points - no. Groups

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8
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Standard APA format

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t (degrees of freedom) = value of t, p =

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9
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Presenting the results

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(M = , SD = ) twice cos comparing the results then
t ( ) = , p = , two/ one tailed

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10
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What does a t test do?

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Assesses whether the means of 2 groups are statistically different from eachother

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