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QUESTION 38 5 points Save Answer Using an independent samples t-test a researcher obtains a t-statistic...
QUESTION 38 5 points Save Answer Using an independent samples t-test a researcher obtains a t-statistic of 2.316, he rejects the null at the 2 tailed alpha level of 0.05. Estimate N1 +N2 (Total N, Total number of subjects): less than 8 O 8 or more O 10 or more O less than 10 0 7 or more
Using an independent samples t-test a researcher obtains a t-statistic of 2.316, he rejects the null...
Using an independent samples t-test a researcher obtains a t-statistic of 2.316, he rejects the null at the 2 tailed alpha level of 0.05. Estimate N1+N2 (Total N, Total number of subjects): less than 8 8 or more 10 or more less than 10 7 or more
Using an independent samples t-test a researcher obtains a t-statistic of 2.316, he rejects the null...
Using an independent samples t-test a researcher obtains a t-statistic of 2.316, he rejects the null at the 2 tailed alpha level of 0.05. Estimate N1-N2 (Total N, Total number of subjects): less than 8 8 or more 10 or more less than 10 7 or more
Using an independent samples t-test a researcher obtains a t-statistic of 2.316, he rejects the null...
Using an independent samples t-test a researcher obtains a t-statistic of 2.316, he rejects the null at the 2 tailed alpha level of 0.05. Estimate N1+N2 (Total N, Total number of subjects): less than 8 8 or more 10 or more less than 10 7 or more
Using an independent samples t-test, a researcher obtains a t-statistic of 2.316, he rejects the null...
Using an independent samples t-test, a researcher obtains a t-statistic of 2.316, he rejects the null at the 2 tailed alpha level of 0.05 Estimate N1N2 (Total N and Total number of subjects) Which of the following is correct? less than 8 8 or more 10 or more less than 10 7 or more
I have the correct answers for 6-11 but I need help with the multiple choice so...
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JULIULIUL. JICOP pica Researchers recently investigated sleep-related breathing disorders in adults with traumatic brain injuries (TBI). The respiratory disturbance Index (RDI) represents the number of apneic and hypopnele episodes (snoring, gurgling, air passage obstruction, etc.) per hour of sleep and was used by scientists to measure the severity of a patient's...
A. For each study identify: IV, DV and the number of samples used. B. Think about...
A. For each study identify: IV, DV and the number of samples used. B. Think about the differences among the studies and suggest the ap! unterences among the studies and suggest the appropriate statistical test (use Study guide 2 for possible tests) C. Perform the test for study # 1 and study #3. 1. A researcher knows that the weights of 6-year old children are normally distributed with 20.9kg and 0 - 3.2. She suspects that children in poverty-stricken regions...
please answer all the questions. thank you. Question 1 (1 point) Saved When an inductive argument...
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Question 1 (1 point) Saved When an inductive argument is based on strong evidence, it is called a... true argument syllogistic argument O random argument O cogent argument Question 2 (1 point) Saved Control and experimental groups do not have to be representative of targeted populations in order to provide sufficient research for statistical generalizations. 1) True 2) False Question 3 (1 point) ✓ Saved A sample is biased when o the researcher...
Participants in an exercise experiment are asked to rate how difficult a hill-climbing challenge would be...
Participants in an exercise experiment are asked to rate how difficult a hill-climbing challenge would be when they are rested. A month later, participants are asked to rate how difficult a hill-climbing challenge would be after they have run on a treadmill to exhaustion. The researcher wants to know if people judge hypothetical physical tasks as being more difficult if they are already tired. Assume the rating scale provides interval data that ranges from 0 – very easy to 10...
please answer all questions : 6-8 Question 6 1 pts A researcher examines the relationship between...
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Question 6 1 pts A researcher examines the relationship between an individual's adjustment to becoming a parent and his/her age, while removing the influence of financial status. What procedure would allow such an analysis? o mixed correlation o split-half reliability o spurious correlation o partial correlation MULTIPLE CHOICE - 2 POINTS EACH Question 7 2 pts A researcher is interested in whether there are significant differences between men and women and religious preferences. In...
QUESTION 38 5 points Save Answer Using an independent samples t-test a researcher obtains a t-statistic of 2.316, he rejects the null at the 2 tailed alpha level of 0.05. Estimate N1 +N2 (Total N, Total number of subjects): less than 8 O 8 or more O 10 or more O less than 10 0 7 or more
Using an independent samples t-test a researcher obtains a t-statistic of 2.316, he rejects the null at the 2 tailed alpha level of 0.05. Estimate N1+N2 (Total N, Total number of subjects): less than 8 8 or more 10 or more less than 10 7 or more
Using an independent samples t-test a researcher obtains a t-statistic of 2.316, he rejects the null at the 2 tailed alpha level of 0.05. Estimate N1-N2 (Total N, Total number of subjects): less than 8 8 or more 10 or more less than 10 7 or more
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have the correct answers for 6-11 but I need help with the multiple
choice so help me determine whether it is true or false please. I
need 12-15.
JULIULIUL. JICOP pica Researchers recently investigated sleep-related breathing disorders in adults with traumatic brain injuries (TBI). The respiratory disturbance Index (RDI) represents the number of apneic and hypopnele episodes (snoring, gurgling, air passage obstruction, etc.) per hour of sleep and was used by scientists to measure the severity of a patient's...
A. For each study identify: IV, DV and the number of samples used. B. Think about the differences among the studies and suggest the ap! unterences among the studies and suggest the appropriate statistical test (use Study guide 2 for possible tests) C. Perform the test for study # 1 and study #3. 1. A researcher knows that the weights of 6-year old children are normally distributed with 20.9kg and 0 - 3.2. She suspects that children in poverty-stricken regions...
please answer all the questions. thank you.
Question 1 (1 point) Saved When an inductive argument is based on strong evidence, it is called a... true argument syllogistic argument O random argument O cogent argument Question 2 (1 point) Saved Control and experimental groups do not have to be representative of targeted populations in order to provide sufficient research for statistical generalizations. 1) True 2) False Question 3 (1 point) ✓ Saved A sample is biased when o the researcher...
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Question 6 1 pts A researcher examines the relationship between an individual's adjustment to becoming a parent and his/her age, while removing the influence of financial status. What procedure would allow such an analysis? o mixed correlation o split-half reliability o spurious correlation o partial correlation MULTIPLE CHOICE - 2 POINTS EACH Question 7 2 pts A researcher is interested in whether there are significant differences between men and women and religious preferences. In...
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