The Difference between Two Means

Question 1 out of 9.
The graphs show a violation of the assumption of (check all that apply)

• normality
• homogeneity of variance

Question 2 out of 9.
The graphs show a violation of the assumption of (check all that apply)

• normality
• homogeneity of variance

Question 3 out of 9.

The graphs show a violation of the assumption of (check all that apply)

• normality
• homogeneity of variance

Question 4 out of 9.

In the formula for \(t\), the "statistic" is

• the null hypothesis.
• the mean of all numbers.
• the difference between sample means.
• the significance level.

Question 5 out of 9.

In the formula for \(t\), the "hypothesized value" is

• what you expect the \(t\) to be.
• the difference between population means.
• the significance level.

Question 6 out of 9.

If the null hypothesis is that two population means are equal, then the hypothesized value is

• 0.
• the population mean.

Question 7 out of 9.

The denominator in the \(t\) test formula is

• the estimated standard error of the mean.
• the estimated standard error of the difference between means.
• MSE/2

Question 8 out of 9.
If there are 4 scores per group and the \(t\) value is 2.34, what is the \(p\) value for a two-tailed test (to 3 decimal places)?

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Question 9 out of 9.
What is the t for an independent-groups \(t\) test for these data?

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  G 1	  G 2
 46	 28
 59	 37
 53	 40
 35	 34
 43	 29
 28	 46
 59	 26
 51	 41