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Hypothesis Testing
The chain of reasoning and systematic steps used in hypothesis testing that are outlined in this
section are the backbone of every statistical test regardless of whether one writes out each step in a
classroom setting or uses statistical software to conduct statistical tests on variables stored in a
database.
The four possible outcomes in hypothesis testing
Hypothesis Testing
The chain of reasoning and systematic steps used in hypothesis testing that are outlined in this
section are the backbone of every statistical test regardless of whether one writes out each step in a
classroom setting or uses statistical software to conduct statistical tests on variables stored in a
database.
The four possible outcomes in hypothesis testing
Test statistic
Hypothesis Testing
The chain of reasoning and systematic steps used in hypothesis testing that are outlined in this
section are the backbone of every statistical test regardless of whether one writes out each step in a
classroom setting or uses statistical software to conduct statistical tests on variables stored in a
database.
The four possible outcomes in hypothesis testing
Hypothesis Testing
The chain of reasoning and systematic steps used in hypothesis testing that are outlined in this
section are the backbone of every statistical test regardless of whether one writes out each step in a
classroom setting or uses statistical software to conduct statistical tests on variables stored in a
database.
The four possible outcomes in hypothesis testing
Hypothesis Testing
The chain of reasoning and systematic steps used in hypothesis testing that are outlined in this
section are the backbone of every statistical test regardless of whether one writes out each step in a
classroom setting or uses statistical software to conduct statistical tests on variables stored in a
database.
The four possible outcomes in hypothesis testing
Hypothesis Testing
The chain of reasoning and systematic steps used in hypothesis testing that are outlined in this
section are the backbone of every statistical test regardless of whether one writes out each step in a
classroom setting or uses statistical software to conduct statistical tests on variables stored in a
database.
The four possible outcomes in hypothesis testing
Test statistic
Hypothesis Testing
The chain of reasoning and systematic steps used in hypothesis testing that are outlined in this
section are the backbone of every statistical test regardless of whether one writes out each step in a
classroom setting or uses statistical software to conduct statistical tests on variables stored in a
database.
The four possible outcomes in hypothesis testing
Hypothesis Testing
When conducting statistical tests with computer software, the exact probability of a Type I
error is calculated. It is presented in several formats but is most commonly reported as "p <" or
"Sig." or "Signif." or "Significance."
The four possible significance outcomes