Conduct a one-sample t-test for a dataset where = 14.1, X = 13.7, s x =
Question:
Conduct a one-sample t-test for a dataset where μ = 14.1, X = 13.7, sx = 0.8, n = 20.
a. What are the groups for this one-sample t-test?
b. What is the null hypothesis for this one-sample t-test?
c. What is the value of α?
d. Should the researcher conduct a one- or a two-tailed test?
e. What is the alternative hypothesis?
f. What is the value for degrees of freedom?
g. What is the t-observed value?
h. What is(are) the t-critical value(s)?
i. In view of the critical and observed values, should the researcher reject or retain the null hypothesis?
j. What is the p-value for this example?
k. What is the Cohen’s d value for this example?
l. If the α value were dropped to .01, would the researcher reject or retain the null hypothesis?
m. Calculate a 68% CI around the sample mean.
n. Calculate a 90% CI around the sample mean.
o. Calculate a 98% CI around the sample mean.
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Statistics For The Social Sciences A General Linear Model Approach
ISBN: 9781107576971
1st Edition
Authors: Russell T. Warne