T-Tests Specific: One, Two, or Paired
T-Tests General: Overview
Examples: Applying Each Test
ANOVA: One-Way or Two-Way
ANOVA General: Overview
100

This statistical test compares the means of two related or paired groups.

What is the dependent (paired) t-test?

100

The t-test is this type of statistical test that assumes the data is normally distributed. 

What is a parametric test?

100

This test is used when analyzing the study hours per week in students enrolled in online classes versus students enrolled in in-person classes. 

What is the two-sample t-test?

100

Each categorical independent variable used in the two-way ANOVA has this many levels or groups. 

What is two or more? 

100

Dosage regime (high versus low) would be an example of this type of variable. 

What is an independent variable? 

200

The statistical test is used to compare the means between two separate groups.

What is an independent (two) samples t-test?

200

The t-test is most effective when analyzing this type of data.

What is normally distributed data?

200

This test would be used when analyzing how study method (flashcards, practice quizzes, or active recall) affect test scores. 

What is one-way ANOVA?

200

One-way ANOVA allows for comparison of this between the predefined groups.

What are the means?

200

The ANOVA is this statistical test that assumes the data to be normally distributed and have equal variances within the groups.

What is a parametric test?

300

This statistical test compares if a mean differs from a hypothesized value.

What is the one-sample t-test?

300

This is the maximum number of groups the t-test works with. 

What is two groups?

300

This test is used when analyzing if the average number of hours studied per week by students in a specific class is different than the national average of 15 hours studied per week. 

What is the one-sample t-test?

300

The two-way ANOVA must have two or more categorical independent variables in addition to this amount of continuous dependent variable(s). 

What is one continuous dependent variable?

300

The size of the F-statistic when there is a significant difference between the means of the predefined groups. 

What is large?

400

The two-samples t-test is appropriate when the observations or measurements in each group are this of each other. 

What is independent? 

400

The t-test is a powerful test that is able to detect this between the means of two groups.

What are small differences? 

400

This test would be used when analyzing how gender (female vs male) and study method (alone vs group) affect test scores. 

What is two-way ANOVA?

400

The one-way ANOVA does everything this test can do, but with three or more groups.

What is a t-test?

400

This is the statistic used to calculate the variation of the two sources included in the ANOVA. 

What is F-statistic?

500

The paired samples t-test is used when data is collected from ______ under two different conditions or time points. 

What is the same subjects?

500

This is an assumption that the t-test makes. 

What is homogeneity of variance?
What is continuous data?
What is randomly sampled data from a population?
What is normal distribution? 

500

This test is used when analyzing the average test scores of a class of students before and after they try a new study method (flashcards).

What is the paired sample t-test? 

500

This is the main difference between a one-way and a two-way ANOVA.

What is the number of independent variables? 

500

We use this analysis because an ANOVA does not tell us the differences between groups. 

What is post hoc analysis?
What is Tukey's HSD or Bonferroni correction?

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