Describe three research questions that could be tested using an independent samples t-test.
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Q: Following the central limit theorem what is the Z score for random variable X that equals 10 given…
A: given data x¯ = 10 μ = 5σ = 20n = 25z = ?
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- What is an experiment?Create an experiment which would use a t-test to investigate inequality or discrimination in our society. Make sure to identify and operationalize your independent and dependent variables. How does your experiment investigate this topic? What type of t-test would you be using and why?A study was done to see the effect of sleep schedule on hand “steadiness”, which is an important trait for surgeons. Four different sleep schedules are of interest. The study has ten different subjects available for the experiment. To test, hand steadiness is measured for each subject at each of the four different sleep schedules, for a total of 40 measurements. Can you conclude that the average score on the hand steadiness test is different for the four different sleep schedules? Which test would you use to analyze the data? a) t-test b) ??td-test c) ANOVA for CR-k d) ANOVA for RB-k e) Chi-square Goodness of fit f) ??tp-test
- The results of a common standardized test used in psychology research is designed so that the population mean is 105 and the standard devlation is 30. A subject earns a score of 108. What is the Z-score for this raw score? Z-Score =A researcher was interested in how the effects of stress were different in people with our without military training. A equal number of participants were recruited that either had no military experience or had completed military experience. All participants were asked to give a speech without preparation while being judged by a panel of experts. Their heart rates were monitored during the speech and an average heart rate was calcuated for each participant. Which statistical test would be best to determine if there is a significant difference between groups? one-sample t-test dependent samples t-test independent samples t-test ANOVAWhy should you conduct an independent t-test on this data instead of a z-test or a one-sample t-test?
- The human resource manager of company wanted to know how the Performance of the workers depend on Environment, Value, Motivation and Remuneration. He selected 100 workers randomly and used a questionnaire to obtain the scores on their perceived Environment, Value, Motivation and Remuneration. The final score on each variable ranged from 1 to 10, where a high score is supposed to be associated with high performance. In the study, the key performance index (KPI) was used as the indicator of worker performance. The following are some of the outputs from SPSS. 1. State and explain the association between Performance and the four variables. 2. Compute the R-square value and interpret it.For each item, identify if the type of sample is related or independent. Prof. Antonio believes that men are paid more than women in their university, on average. To prove this, she just randomly selected a total of 100 faculty members using STRS with sex as stratification variable and asked them of their monthly pay from their work in the university. An ophthalmologist wants to determine if specific eye exercises can improve peripheral vision. To confirm if these eye exercises are effective, he selected a random sample of 5 patients. Using a visual field test, their peripheral visions were scored before and after conducting the eye exercise program. Gorgeous believes that her favorite love team, LenKi, is more popular than their rival love team, SaBong. In order to verify this, she randomly selected 100 theaters that feature both the latest movies of the two love teams and asked for the box office earnings of the two films. A researcher wants to determine if the emotional quotient…The human resource manager of company wanted to know how the Performance of the workers depend on Environment, Value, Motivation and Remuneration. He selected 100 workers randomly and used a questionnaire to obtain the scores on their perceived Environment, Value, Motivation and Remuneration. The final score on each variable ranged from 1 to 10, where a high score is supposed to be associated with high performance. In the study, the key performance index (KPI) was used as the indicator of worker performance. The following are some of the outputs from SPSS. a) Write the linear regression equation of Performance upon Environment, Value, Motivation and Remuneration. b) Interpret the coefficients for Environment in the regression equation in (a). c) Test if there is a problem of multicollinearity
