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Degrees of freedom

The difference between the number of measurements made and the number of parameters estimated.



estimating the mean (1 parameter) from 5 numbers leaves 4 degrees of freedom



The larger the degrees of freedom in an estimate, the more reliable the estimate

The larger the degrees of freedom

the closer the t value comes to the z value

calculating a t value in independent samples

t= (mean 1 - mean 2)/SD of the means

Calculating a t value in within subjects design

Two measurement made in each subject



calculate change in each subject



t= mean change/ change expected by chance

Null hypothesis in a t test:

The mean difference will be zero

The standard error is:

Is an estimate of how reliable a mean value is


large numbers of samples, small standard error