Activity in Statistics Given the following 3 problems/situations, complete the hypothesis testing process: A. State the research hypothesis B. State the null hypothesis C. Choose a level of statistical significance (alpha level) D. State the decision rule. E. Select and compute the test statistic (Use the given) F. Make a decision regarding whether to accept or reject the null hypothesis. G. Interpret results by concluding and making implications Problems/situations 1. A researcher wants to determine whether there is an association between weight and scores on the self-esteem scale. E. R-value: .213 P-value = .34 2. A group of students conducted a study to determine whether women will have higher levels of low self-esteem than men. E. P-value result: p-value = .03 3. A teacher wants to determine which factors can significantly predict academic performance in mathematics of a group of learners. (Use the result below:) Which among the three factors: prior knowledge, mind set, math anxiety can predict a group of students' academic performance in mathematics?

Activity in Statistics Given the following 3 problems/situations, complete the hypothesis testing process: A. State the research hypothesis B. State the null hypothesis C. Choose a level of statistical significance (alpha level) D. State the decision rule. E. Select and compute the test statistic (Use the given) F. Make a decision regarding whether to accept or reject the null hypothesis. G. Interpret results by concluding and making implications Problems/situations 1. A researcher wants to determine whether there is an association between weight and scores on the self-esteem scale. E. R-value: .213 P-value = .34 2. A group of students conducted a study to determine whether women will have higher levels of low self-esteem than men. E. P-value result: p-value = .03 3. A teacher wants to determine which factors can significantly predict academic performance in mathematics of a group of learners. (Use the result below:) Which among the three factors: prior knowledge, mind set, math anxiety can predict a group of students' academic performance in mathematics?

College Algebra

1st Edition

ISBN:9781938168383

Author:Jay Abramson

Publisher:Jay Abramson

Chapter9: Sequences, Probability And Counting Theory

Section9.7: Probability

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