W5 - T-tests Flashcards

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What are the assumptions of a paired t-test

A

Data is continuous/scale (interval or ratio)

Differences are normally distributed

No significant outliers in the ‘differences’

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2
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What is the degrees of freedom?

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No. of observations that are free to vary in any calculation of the mean.

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3
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What is the degrees of freedom for a paired t-test

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(n-1)

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4
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What is the degrees of freedom for an independent t-test

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(n-2)

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5
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What happens if our t-statistic (i.e 5.417) is further away from 0 than the critical ‘t’ value (i.e 2.262)?

A

We REJECT the null hypothesis

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6
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What are the assumptions of an independent t-test

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Data is on a continuous scale + normally distributed

Normality of DV in each group.

Homogeneity of variance

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7
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What does the levene’s test tell you?

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Tests the null hypothesis in questioning whether the population variances are equal = homogeneity of variance

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8
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What can squaring the SD from the SPSS output give you?

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SD^2 = variance

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