Universidad de Sta.

Isabel

City of Naga

PRACTICAL TEST
By:

JOY C. CHAVEZ
Ph.D Student

An Output
Presented to:

VIRGINIA B. REYES
Professor

In partial fulfillment of the requirements in

CDM301-1: APPLIED RESEARCH METHODS AND STATISTICS

May 2017
ONE-SAMPLE T-TEST PROBLEMS:

1.

t =-1.778
sig. = .113

2.

t = 1.75
Sig. = .099

3.

t = -1.79
sig. = .106

4.

t =-5.991
sig. = .000

5.

t = 9.067
sig. = .000
DESCRIPTIVE TEST/STATISTICS:

1. Mean = 6.33 6. Mean = .1956

Media = 5.5 Median = .1700
Range = 10 Range =.20
Variance = 9.7 Variance = .004
SD = 3.12

2. Mean = 5.5 7. Mean = 56.555

Media = 5.0 Median = 60.80
Range =7 Range = 93.33
Variance = 3.0 Variance = 351.511
SD = 1.7 SD = 18.74

3. Mean = 806.02 8. Mean = 236.30

Media = 794 Median = 241.00
Range = 494 Range = 128.00
Variance = 20077.10 Variance = 1430.022
SD = 141.69 SD = 37.81

4. Mean = 17.15 9. Mean = 599.63

Media = 16 Median = 599.63
Range = 19.80 Range = 2.80
Variance = 22.93 Variance = .433
SD = 4.78 SD = .65784

5. Mean = 12.37 10. Mean = 26.0137

Media = 11.45 Median = 26.0000
Range = 15.30 Range = 14.30
Variance = 15.30 Variance = 9.162
SD = 3.91 SD = 3.02
T-TEST FOR INDEPENDENT SAMPLES:

Sig. = .178
1.

Sig. = .000

2.

Sig. = .000

3.

Sig. = .000
4.

Sig. = .103
PAIRED TEST SAMPLES:

1. Five students took a math before and after tutoring.

Sig. = .100

2. The data for weights, in pounds, of seven subjects before and after in a particular diet for
two month.
Sig. = .099

3. A test of abstract reasoning is given to a random sample of students before and after
completing a formal logic course.
Sig. = .042

4. A coach uses a new technique in training middle distance runners. The times, in seconds, for
9 different athletes to run 800 meters before and after this straining.
Sig. = .080

5. Suppose a sample of 10 students were given a diagnostic test before studying a particular
module and then again after completing the module,. We want to find out if, in general, our
teaching leads to improvement in students’ knowledge/skills (i.e test scores). We can use
the results from our sample of students to draw conclusions about the impact of this
module in general.
Sig. = .011
6. Ladies at Weight Watches wish to know whether participating in weight watchers seems to
have any effect on weight change.
Sig. = .095

7. Seven patients suffering from treatment-resistant essential hypertension received long-term

treatment with a drug call Captopril. No known cause has been found for this disorder,
which can lead to a heart attacks, strokes, and kidney failure. Based on preliminary studies,
Captopril appeared to have the properties of an antitensive drug. Consequently, we’ll use a
directional null hypothesis when evaluating its effectiveness.
Sig. = .006

8. In an attempt to increase compact disk sales, a manger advertises that five CDs are on sale.
For a sample of CDs not on sale, she finds the amounts were sold a day before the sale on a
day during the sale.
Sig. = .810
 A FOR ONE-WAY CLASSIFICATION

Example: Three bands if milk were tried and compared on a sample of three groups of 9 children to find
out if they increase the weight of the subjects.

Sig. =.014

In each problem, assume that the distributions are normal and have approximately the same population
standard deviations.

1.

Sig. = 0.22

2.

Sig. = .828

3.

Sig. = .000
POBLME SET NO. 3