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The 95 percent confidence interval is the range of scores that the researcher 95% confident contains the value of the _____ _____.(2 words)
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population mean
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The sampling distribution of t varies with the ____ ___. (2 words or 1 letter)
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N sample size
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The probability of rejecting a false Ho is called _____ (1 word).
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power
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For the one-sample t-test, the null hypothesis states that the sample mean and population mean are equal. The alternative hypothesis states that the means are _______. (2 words)
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not equal
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The one-sample t-test is used to test the difference between a hypothesized population mean and a ____ ____ (2 words).
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sample mean
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It is never correct to say that we _______ the null hypothesis.
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accepted
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Use the Table of Critical t values to answer this questions: If I select a significance level of alpha = .05, and use a two-tailed test and have a sample size of N = 12, what is the critical value of t?
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2.201 because t=0-mu/square root of n
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In any samping distribution of t, the mean value of t will be ____ .
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0
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How many degrees of freedom are there for the one-sample t-test? (formula)
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n-1
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Use the Table of Critical t values to answer this questions: If I select a significance level of alpha = .05, use a one-tailed (directional) test and have a sample size of N = 12, what is the critical value of t?
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1.796
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The one-sample t-test allows us to determine whether the the sample mean differs from the hypothesized population mean by more than expected by _____ _______ alone.
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sampling error
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The one-sample t-test is calculated when we do not know the ______ ______ ________ . (3 words)
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population standard deviation
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