The z score table values of 1. 96 for a two-tailed hypothesis test is correlated to an alpha level of...
What is 0.05
Two ways of measuring effect size
What is Cohen's D and r^2
The formula for a one-sample t test
What is t= (M-µ)/Sm
In words, the hypothesis H0
What is the null hypothesis.
Using a t table distribution for a two-tailed test, a distribution of n=10 with an alpha level of 0.05 has a critical region of...
What is +/-2.262
Falsely concluding that the treatment has
an effect.
What is a Type 1 error
The formula for a one-sample t test standard error
What is Sm= s/√n or √(s^2/n)
What is the population mean
A two tailed test with n= 9 and alpha level 0.01 has a critical region of..
What is +/-3.355
The probability that the hypothesis test will reject the null hypothesis when there really is a treatment effect
What is Power
The formula for a one-sample t test for Cohen's d
What is d= (M-µ)/s
The null hypothesis is an Independent Measures t-test
What is H0: µ1 - µ2 =0
In a one-tailed distribution, with n= 11 and alpha level 0.05 the critical region is
What is +/-1.812
Used when the population standard deviation and mean is unknown
What is t statistic.
The formula for t statistic for independent measures t test
(M1-M2) -(µ1-µ2)/S(M1-M2)
A p-value of 0.04 is obtained when your alpha level is 0.05
What is reject the null hypothesis
A large accounting firm claims that the mean annual salary of the firm’s accountants is greater than $55,000.
What is Ha: u > $55,000.
If the critical region is 1.645 on the z-score table for a one-tailed hypothesis test, the alpha level is...
What is 0.05
Comparing two or more sets of data
What is an Independent Measures t test
The formula for standard error of independent measures t-test when n1 is not equal to n2
What is √S2p/n1 + S2p/n2
In an independent measures t-test the population mean is...
What is unknown. It is estimated from sample data