Question

PART 1. If SPSS reports a "Sig. (2-tailed)" of 0.0238 for a one sample t-test and you are testing using an alpha level (α) of 0.05, the most appropriate decision would be to reject the null hypothesis of your test.

A. True

B. False

PART 2. When conducting a two independent samples t-test using SPSS, your "Test Variable(s)" refers to your dependent variable and your "Grouping Variable" refers to your independent variable.

A. True

B. False

PART 3. When conducting a two independent samples t-test using SPSS, to check how you've coded or grouped your independent variable (e.g., what numbers you've used to code gender categories of Female and Male such as 1 = Female and 2 = Male), you would click under which of the following columns in "Variable View"?

A. Name

B. Type

C. Label

D. Values

E. Measure

PART 4. When using SPSS to conduct a paired samples t-test (AKA related samples t-test), it is only possible to construct 95% confidence intervals (you cannot construct 90% confidence intervals).

A. True

B. False

PART 5. When using SPSS to conduct a one sample t-test, your "Test Value" in the pop-up box (after selecting a "One Sample T Test") will come from your sample mean.

A. True

B. False

Answer 1