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    Practice On T-Distribution: Exercises For One Sample T-Test

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    This document provides exercises for practicing one sample t-tests. It includes examples of finding areas under the t-distribution, performing t-tests with calculated t scores and statistics, and interpreting t-test output from SPSS. Practitioners are asked to state hypotheses, identify critical values, calculate p-values, and make conclusions based on the test statistics and decision rules.

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    Practice On T-Distribution: Exercises For One Sample T-Test

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    This document provides exercises for practicing one sample t-tests. It includes examples of finding areas under the t-distribution, performing t-tests with calculated t scores and statistics, and interpreting t-test output from SPSS. Practitioners are asked to state hypotheses, identify critical values, calculate p-values, and make conclusions based on the test statistics and decision rules.

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    This document provides exercises for practicing one sample t-tests. It includes examples of finding areas under the t-distribution, performing t-tests with calculated t scores and statistics, and interpreting t-test output from SPSS. Practitioners are asked to state hypotheses, identify critical values, calculate p-values, and make conclusions based on the test statistics and decision rules.

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    Practice On T-Distribution: Exercises For One Sample T-Test

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    This document provides exercises for practicing one sample t-tests. It includes examples of finding areas under the t-distribution, performing t-tests with calculated t scores and statistics, and interpreting t-test output from SPSS. Practitioners are asked to state hypotheses, identify critical values, calculate p-values, and make conclusions based on the test statistics and decision rules.

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    Exercises for One Sample t-test

    Practice on t-distribution Find the area to the right of t = 2.571 with d.f. = 5.

    Find the area to the left of t = 2.571 with d.f. = 5.

    Find the area to the right of t = 2.571 and to the left of t = 2.571 with d.f. = 5.

    Approximate the area to the right of t = 4.3 with d.f. = 10.

    Approximate the area to the left of t = 4.3 with d.f. = 10.

    Approximate the area to the left of t = 3.3 with d.f. = 10.

    Exercises for One Sample t-test

    Practice on t-test with calculated t scores (Assuming sampling from normal population)
    H0: 36 Ha: < 36 = 0.05 p-value approach: Sample size = 9, t = 2.896, p-value = _______ Critical value approach: C.V. = ___________ Decision rule: Conclusion:

    Decision rule:

    H0: 36 Ha: < 36 = 0.05 p-value approach: Sample size = 9, t = 2.896, p-value = _______ Critical value approach: Critical value = ___________ Conclusion: Decision rule:

    Decision rule:

    H0: = 36 Ha: 36 = 0.05 p-value approach: Sample size = 9, t = 2.896, p-value = _______ Critical value approach: Critical value = ___________ Conclusion: Decision rule:

    Decision rule:

    Exercises for One Sample t-test

    Practice on t-test with calculated statistics (Assuming sampling from normal population)
    H0: 36 Ha: < 36 = 0.05 p-value approach: Sample size = 10, x = 39.4, s = 1.2, t = _______________ p-value = ________ Decision rule: Critical value approach: C.V. = ___________ Decision rule: Conclusion:

    H0: 36 Ha: > 36 = 0.05 p-value approach: Sample size = 10, x = 39.4, s = 1.2, t = _______________ p-value = ________ Decision rule: Critical value approach: C.V. = ___________ Decision rule: Conclusion:

    H0: = 36 Ha: 36 = 0.05 p-value approach: Sample size = 10, x = 39.4, s = 1.2, t = _______________ p-value = ________ Decision rule: Critical value approach: C.V. = ___________ Decision rule: Conclusion:

    Exercises for One Sample t-test

    Practice on t-test with SPSS output data (Assuming sampling from normal population)
    H0: = 36 Ha: 36 = 0.05 p-value approach: Sample size = 10, t = 5.896, two-sided p-value = .002 given from statistical software p-value = ________ Decision rule: Critical value approach: C.V. = ___________ Decision rule: Conclusion:

    H0: 36 Ha: < 36 = 0.05 p-value approach: Sample size = 10, t = 5.896, two-sided p-value = .002 given from statistical software p-value = ________ Decision rule: Critical value approach: C.V. = ___________ Decision rule: Conclusion:

    H0: 36 Ha: < 36 = 0.05 p-value approach: Sample size = 10, t = 5.896, two-sided p-value = .002 given from statistical software p-value = ________ Decision rule: Critical value approach: C.V. = ___________ Decision rule: Conclusion:

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