RMA 8 Lecture
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| What is the purpose of the chi-square test? | It provides an answer to whether two variables are independent of each other or not. It is used for nominal data.
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| What is the purpose of the t-test? | Its purpose is to provide an answer to whether one population is different from another population (where the standard deviation is unknown).
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| What is the purpose of the independent samples t test? | It provides an answer to whether the two samples were drawn from two different populations.
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| What is the difference between the one sample t test and the independent samples t test? | One sample t test is used comparing ONE set of scores taken from ONE sample group to determine if it differs from a test value.
Two sample t test - comparing TWO sets of scores taken from TWO sample, see if they come from the same population.
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| What is the differences between the independent samples t test and the paired sample t ttest? | Correlated-groups (=paired sample) t test is used when you are comparing TWO sets of scores taken from ONE sample group (or two matched groups) to determine if they come from the same population.
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| What is the within subjects and matched-subjects design? | It can be either within-subjects design (same ppl are used in each group) or a matched-participants design (different participants are matched between groups)
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