Question 5
Null Hypothesis : H0 : SAM-e = 30.3
Alternative Hypothesis : Ha : SAM-e 30.3
sample standard deviation = s = 3.20
sample mean = = 27.9
Here sample size = n = 20
degree of freedom = n -1 = 20 - 1 = 19
The critical t - scores for = 0.05
tcritical = 2.093
stanadard error = se = s/sqrt(n) = 3.20/sqrt(20) = 0.7155
t statistic is
t = (27.9 - 30.3)/0.7155 = -3.3541
Here the t statistic is in critical region. Therefore, null hypothesis shall be rejected.
Therefore, the researcher would be able to conclude that SAM-e has a significant effect on the moods of HIV patients.
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