Exam 8: Hypothesis Testing Using the One-Sample T-Test
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Using the following data, conduct a two-tailed t-test.Use a known population mean of 49 and α = .05.
55 48 59 50 48 52 50 48 57 54
50 52 54 43 44 53 40 46 50 51 ==50.2 ===21.958 ==4.69 ==1.05 ==+1.14 =\pm2.093
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Which of the following is not one of the steps in a one-sample t-test?
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Using the following data, calculate the sample standard deviation.
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50 52 54 43 44 53 40 46 50 51
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What is the name of the procedure we can use in the unlikely event that our t-obtained value falls between two t- critical values in the t-table?
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Suppose we have a 95% confidence interval of 12.23 and 16.75.What does this mean?
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Using the following data, conduct a one-tailed t-test in the upper tail.Use a known population mean of 49 and α =
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51 48 52 50 48 52 50 48 52 54
50 52 54 47 49 53 47 46 50 51 ==50.2 ===5.537 ==2.35 ==0.525 ==+2.29 =+1.729
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Suppose you conduct an experiment with 20 subjects and the turns out to be 0.69, which is not statistically significant.What is the correct way to report your results?
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Using the data given below, perform a two-tailed t-test to compare the sample mean to μ = 35.5.Use α = .05 

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Suppose you conduct a one-tailed t-test and your results are significant at both the .05 and .01 levels.What should you report and why?
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Identify the major difference between the z- and t-obtained formulas.
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Using the following data, conduct a one-tailed t-test in the upper tail.Use a known population mean of 49 and α =
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55 48 59 50 48 52 50 48 57 54
50 52 54 43 44 53 40 46 50 51 ==50.2 ===21.958 ==4.69 ==1.05 ==+1.14 =+1.729
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Conduct a two-tailed t-test for and μ = 48.Use α = .05.Calculate the .
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Interval estimation suggests a ________ where we expect the ________ to fall.
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Suppose you're computing a one-sample t-test and you just finished computing your t-obtained.What is the next step for you to take?
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Suppose we have a sample mean of 12, estimate standard error of the mean of 2.5, and a t-critical value of 2.306.What would be the lower and upper limits of our confidence interval?
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To achieve statistical significance for a one-sample t-test,
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Using the following data, calculate the sample mean.
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