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significant result definition
an obtained sample statistic (Xbar) that has a low probability of occurring by chance if Ho is true (and thus, Ho is rejected)
a statistically significant result does not _____________
necessarily mean that the result is important (the research conclusion?)
the p-value
the probability, when Ho is true, of observing a sample mean as deviant or more deviant (in the direction specified in Ha) than the obtained value of Xbar
the value of hypothesis testing is that it can be used to _________________________
reveal differences between mhyp and mtrue that are large enough that we care about them
effect size
an estimate of the degree to which the treatment effect is present in the population, expressed as a number free of original measurement unit

tells us the exact strength which the evidence has in fact reached (used along with the p-value)
but what exactly is the effect size (ask zuowei)
but what exactly is the effect size (ask zuowei)
.2
.5
.8
small, medium and large effect
type 1 error
rejection of a true null hypothesis
type 2 error
retention of a false null hypothesis
alpha
probability of a type 1 error
beta
probability of a type 2 error
power of the test
the probability of rejecting a false null hypothesis of 1 - B

the probability of rejecting Ho when it should be rejected
5 factors that increase power
1. greater difference between the true population and the hypothesized mean

2. increasing sample size (decreases the standard error of the mean which makes more power)

3. reducing the size of s (variability)

4. increasing the risk of a type 1 error (level of significance-alpha)

5. using a one tailed test instead of two tailed (but only when the direction specified by Ha is correct)
power can only be calculated when
the true value of m can be specified

however, we don't know this value but we can calculate power for different POSSIBLE values of mtrue
power graph shows _, _ and _
d, n and power