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Requirements for tests

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  1. 1Paired t-test-Parametric
    -Within
    -Scale, normal distribution
    -Purpose is to test if two means within the same group of pp's are significantly different.
  2. 2Independent t-test-Parametric
    -Between
    -Scale, normal distribution, equal variances.
    -Purpose is to test if two means between different groups of pp's are significantly different.
  3. 3Pearson Correlation-Parametric
    -Within
    -Scale, normal distribution
    -Used to test if the scores on two separate variables vary proportionately (+ve, -ve).
  4. 4Wilcoxon-Non Parametric
    -Within
    -Ordinal (skewed) data
    -used to test if ranks in one condition are significantly larger or smaller than the ranks in the other condition.
  5. 5Mann Whitney-Non Parametric
    -Between
    -Ordinal data
    -To test if ranks in one condition are significantly larger or smaller than the ranks in the other condition.
  6. 6Spearman Correlation-Non parametric
    -Within
    -Ordinal data
    -Purpose is to test if the scores on two separate variables vary proportionately.
  7. 7Chi SquareNon parametric
    Between
    Nominal data
    -to test if the no. of pp's in one category is significantly different from the no. in another.
  8. 8McNemarNon parametric
    Between
    nominal data
    -To test if the no. of pp's in one category is significantly different from the no. in another.
  9. 9Type 1 ErrorThe null is rejected when it should be retained.
    Conclude that there IS a significant difference when there is NOT.
  10. 10Type 2 ErrorNull is retained when it should be rejected.
    We can conclude that there is NO significant effect when there IS.

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Fichas sobre Requirements for tests, creado por kiren bains el 02/05/2016.
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kiren bains · may 2016
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