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Blatchley Chapter 10 Posttest
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Blatchley Chapter 10 Posttest
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The Student's t-test is named...
After the many students who use the test.
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After the inventor of the test whose last name was Student.
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After the student journal that first published the test.
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After the pseudonym used by William Gosset.
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The denominator of the t-test formula is...
Estimated variance
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Population variance
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Estimated standard error
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Population standard deviation
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Which of the following is true of the independent t-statistic?
It is a ratio of the population mean to the standard deviation
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It is a ratio of the difference between two sample means to the standard error of the means
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It is a ratio of the difference between a sample mean and a population mean, to the population standard deviation
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None of the above
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Jessica would like to find out if the test scores of her class are better than the average score over the past 5 years. The average score over the past 5 years is 70. What test should Jessica use?
Independent samples t-test
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Dependent samples t-test
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One-sample t-test
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Single sample t-test
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Conceptually, the t-test measures...
The effect of the independent variable after accounting for individual differences and random chance.
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The effect of the independent variable after accounting for degrees of freedom.
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The effect of the population mean after accounting for individual differences and random chance.
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The effect of the population mean after accounting for degrees of freedom.
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