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Tests for _______data can be described as "non parametric alternatives" to specific parametric tests.
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Ordinal
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The Mann-Whitney U Test is the non parametric alternative for _________________.
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T-test for independent samples.
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The Wilcoxon is the non-parametric alternative for_____________.
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T-test for correlated samples.
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The Kruskal-Wallis is the non-parametric alternative to the ___________.
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One way anova.
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The ___________ and ____________ are the most commonly used inferential statistical tests used for variables measured on an interval or ratio scale.
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Student's T-test and Analysis of variance.
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There are 3 forms of t-tests _________, _______________, and ___________.
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T-test for single sample.
T test for independent sample T test for correlated samples. |
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_______________ is an appropriate statistical test when a study includes two independent groups and the means of the two groups will be compared.
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Students t-test for independent samples.
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T test for a single sample is used when a study includes _______ group and the group mean will be compared to a known ________ mean.
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One
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The t-test for _____________ samples is used when the two means to be compared come from correlated groups.
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Correlated
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A t-test is used to compare only _________ means at a time.
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two
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The ______________ is used to compare ________ or more means.
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Analysis of Variance
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An advantage of the ANOVA is that it simultaneously makes all comparisons of group means while holding the probability of making a _____________ at the level of significance set by the investigator.
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Type I Error
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The ____________ is used when a study includes one IV and two or more independent groups and one DV that is measured on an interval or ratio scale.
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One way anova
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The ________ is a test statistic produced by the ANOVA.
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F-ratio
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Numerator and denominator of the F-ratio
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MSB/MSW
MSB-MEan Square Between MSW-Mean Square Within |
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What is MSB
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Mean Square Between, a measure of variability between treatment groups and serves as an estimate of variability due to both error and the effects of the independent variable.
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What is MSW
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pooled measure of variability within each of the treatment groups. It represents a measure of variability for subjects who have been treated alike and provides an estimate of variability that is due to error only.
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