
Final Exam Review Key
... 24) A researcher wants to investigate whether differcnt amounts of drug therapy can be used to insease the attention span o{ children who have been diagnosed with ADHD. A group of 45 children aged 6-12 who have been diagnosed with ADHD rue randomly selected to participate in the study. The children ...
... 24) A researcher wants to investigate whether differcnt amounts of drug therapy can be used to insease the attention span o{ children who have been diagnosed with ADHD. A group of 45 children aged 6-12 who have been diagnosed with ADHD rue randomly selected to participate in the study. The children ...
HOMEWORK 14 Due: next class 3/29
... Using the t-interval again since we don’t know the POPULATION standard deviation, sigma: ...
... Using the t-interval again since we don’t know the POPULATION standard deviation, sigma: ...
Exam 3 Study Guide
... 1. First, see if the outliers are due to an error. Try to correct them (if they are errors) or justify their removal (if possible) before computing the interval. If the outliers cannot be removed, you should not use the confidence interval formula given in section 6.1. (See p.393.) 2. The margin of ...
... 1. First, see if the outliers are due to an error. Try to correct them (if they are errors) or justify their removal (if possible) before computing the interval. If the outliers cannot be removed, you should not use the confidence interval formula given in section 6.1. (See p.393.) 2. The margin of ...
Descriptive statistics
... measure every person in the world (or, as another example, every cell of a particular type of bacterium). Instead, we have to take a representative sample, and from that sample we might wish to say something of wider significance - something about the population (e.g. all the people in the world, or ...
... measure every person in the world (or, as another example, every cell of a particular type of bacterium). Instead, we have to take a representative sample, and from that sample we might wish to say something of wider significance - something about the population (e.g. all the people in the world, or ...
Chapter 5: Descriptive Research
... • If there is no effect of the independent variable the F value will be 1 or close to 1, the larger the effect the larger the F value. • Compare your F value to the critical F value using tables in text. • Need the alpha level (.05) and dfbg and dfwg • If your F is larger than the critical F then yo ...
... • If there is no effect of the independent variable the F value will be 1 or close to 1, the larger the effect the larger the F value. • Compare your F value to the critical F value using tables in text. • Need the alpha level (.05) and dfbg and dfwg • If your F is larger than the critical F then yo ...
Confidence Interval for Population Mean
... Population Mean The case when the population standard deviation is unknown (the more common case). ...
... Population Mean The case when the population standard deviation is unknown (the more common case). ...