Below you find the concepts you need to be familiar with for Exam 3. In addition, make sure you know how "they go together" and how to apply them. So, don't just study definitions. Make sure you study the in-class exercises and related assignments. Testing Differences Know the various tests (two-sample t-test, paired-sample t-test, one-way ANOVA) for testing differences and when to use them Know how to read the outputs related to each test Know how to set up hypotheses for each test Know how to interpret the results (you don't need to know how to write them up using the APA stylethat's the examples I gave in the slides; you need to know, however, how to explain the results, that is, how to tell, in stats terms, what you found and which parameters to talk about etc. Just like we did in class and in the in-class exercises)