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Increase power ---------> Decrease variablity in data
Increase Power ---------> Increase N
Increase Power ----------> Decrease effect size
Increase Power ----------> Increase Alpha
Select which of these increase power. Increase Alpha Decrease variability in data. Decrease N Increase N...
QUESTION 29 Select the things that INCREASE power. Check all that apply. Decrease Alpha Increase Alpha Increase N Decrease N Increase Variability in data. Increase Effect Size Decrease Effect Size U Decrease variability in data.
please answer these two q thank you Select the things that INCREASE power. Check all that apply. Decrease Alpha Increase Alpha Increase N Increase Variability in data. Decrease Effect Size Decrease N 0 Increase Effect Size Decrease variability in data. QUESTION 10 One of the differences between the use of a one-sample t-test and z-test is: whether the data come from the same people the population mean the value of N the population standard deviation
Which of the following will increase the power of a significance test? (A) Increase the Type II Error probability (B) Increase the significance level alpha (C) Select a value for the alternative hypothesis closer to the value of the null hypothesis (D) Decrease the sample size. (E) Reject the null hypothesis only if the P-value is smaller than the level of significance.
How can you decrease the variability in a sample poll? A. Increase the sample size B. Decrease the sample size C. Increase the bias D. Decrease the bias E. None of the above
Which of the following would increase the power of your statistical test? Decreasing your mean Decreasing your alpha O Decreasing your variability O Decreasing your sample size
Question 56 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.25 P Flag question High variability would be likely to type 1 error Select one: a. increase b. not affect c. decrease Question 57 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.25 Flag question High variability would be likely to type 2 error Select one: a. increase b. not affect c. decrease Question 58 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.25 P Flag question Lowering alpha (e.g. to 0.01 instead of 0.05) would...
Factors Affecting Power in the t Test After completing this week's assigned readings, discuss one of the following questions: What things can a researcher do to try to increase the magnitude of the d effect size? Suppose that you can increase the d effect size while holding group sizes n1 and n2 constant. How will an increase in d influence the magnitude of t ? Several factors influence statistical power for a one-sample t test. How does statistical power change...
Dana uses the following parameters to determine that she needs a sample size of 140 participants for her study that will compare the means of two independent groups (t-test) using a one-tailed hypothesis: Effect size (d) = .5 = .05 Power(1 - b) = .90 Using the above information, answer each of the following questions. If Dana keeps alpha and sample size the same, but desires an effect size of .80, what will happen to power? Will it increase or...
(1) When analyzing data where a steady increase or decrease over time can be observed, which method of forecasting would best fit and would probably predict a similar increase or decrease? Select one: a. Modified Trend Method b. Weighted Series Method c. Moving Average Method d. Normal Curve Method e. Trend Analysis Method (2) If you graphed the data points in a particular time series and a relatively flat, horizontal pattern was observed, the method that should be used to...
Which of the following will increase revenue per available room? Select one: a. Decrease of the ADR when demand for rooms is low b. Increase of the ADR when demand for rooms is high c. Increasing the hotel rates in a low season d. Decrease of the ADR when demand for rooms is stable