3. What does the test statistic tell us?
4. Why do we divide by the standard error when computing a test
statistic?
5. Why do we reject the null hypothesis when the p-value is
small? Explain as if to someone unfamiliar with
statistics.
T statistic
Why do we use the t statistic?
What is standard error?
What’s the difference between a one-sample t-test, an
independent measures t test, and a repeated measures t-test?
Walk through the 5 steps of hypothesis testing using a
one-sample t-test.
What are the assumptions of the t test?
One-way ANOVA
There are two sources of variation. What are they? Why do we
care about them?
Why do we use ANOVA? In other words, why don’t we just use...
What test statistic would we use when comparing two population
proportions?
What test statistic would we use when comparing observed vs.
expected frequencies?
If my degrees of freedom were 7 and I am comparing observed
and expected frequencies at a 0.01 level of significance. What
would my critical value be?
) Explain when you will use the test statistic and
when you will use the test statistic .
2) Explain why using the smaller of n1 − 1
or n2 − 1 degrees of freedom to determine the
critical t instead of is more
precautious.
3) you learned how to test hypotheses regarding two sample
proportions. Explain when you will use the test
statistic and when you will use the test statistic
.
a.) Why do cells divide or why do cells need to
divide?
b.) The differences in cell division process(es) between
prokaryotic and eukaryotic
organisms.
Be sure to provide details of the differences in a
logical manner.
In a multiple linear regression how do we calculate
the standard error of B2 ( we have two independent variables and a
constant so we have B0 B1 and B2) how do we calculate the standard
error of the three.
Why are we justified in pooling the population proportion
estimates and the standard error of the differences between these
estimates when we conduct significance tests about the difference
between population proportions?
1. If the test statistic (the calculated F ratio) is 10 and the
error variance is 5, what is the treatment variance?
2. If the treatment Sum of Squares is 400, and k=5, what is the
treatment variance?
3. What is the table value for F(11,46) when alpha = .05?
4. What is the lowest possible value for the F statistic?
5. The following table shows the results of an analysis of
variance comparing three treatment conditions with a sample...