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13 Cards in this Set
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When do you perform a one sample t test? |
parametric data single sample of quantitative data |
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When do you perform a Wilcoxin test? |
non-parametric data single sample or 2 paired samples of quantitative data |
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When do you perform a paired t test? |
Parametric data 2, paired sets of quantitative data |
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When do you perform a two sample t test? |
Parametric data 2 independent samples of quantitative data |
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When do you perform a two way anova test? |
Parametric data more than two sets of related quantitative data |
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When do you perform a Friedman test? |
Nonparametric data More than 2 sets of related quantitative data |
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When do you perform a one way ANOVA test? |
Parametric data More than two sets of independent quantitative data |
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When do you perform a kruskal-wallis test? |
Nonparametric data More than 2 sets of independent quantitative data. |
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When do you perform a chi-squared goodness-of-fit test? |
categorical data with 1 variable |
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When do you perform a a chi-squared test of association? |
categorical data with 2 variables |
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When p<0.05 |
REJECT |
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When p>0.05 |
DO NOT REJECT |
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When mean/median? |
Parametric data: Mean Nonparametric data: Median |
