What is the defining characteristic of a repeated-measures or within-subjects research design?

Q: Would an experiment design that would be analyzed with a repeated measures ANOVA be superior or…

A: It is good to use a repeated measures ANOVA when the measures are from the same persons at different…

Q: Using the correct statistical method, decide which Group has the highest MEAN ? Does it significant…

A: Procedure to perform ANOVA using Excel: Enter the data in an excel sheet. Go to Data > Data…

Q: Why is the traditional view of quality control reflected inthe use of acceptance sampling…

A: Reasons for unacceptability of acceptance sampling to adherents of quality management and continuous…

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A: Effect size is defined as the way of quantifying the difference between the two groups.

Q: Does the sample size ? affect the mean of all possible sample means? Explain your answer.

A: According to central limit theorem, for large sample (>30) or if the population follows normal…

Q: What is the best statistical method to use when measuring two nominal level variables? Why?

A: Nominal scales are used, without any quantitative significance, to label variables. One might…

Q: what is a composite outcome rate in statistics?

A: Solution Composite outcomes, in which multiple end points are combined, are frequently used as…

Q: You have been asked to develop a work sample for a receptionist position in a three-person law firm.…

A: The topic is part of descriptive technical writing.

Q: What is Classic Variable Sampling?

A: In this case we need to define about the classic variable sampling.

Q: Why is pretesting a crucial step in survey design?

A: Here we want to know pretesting a crucial step in survey design.

Q: What is the test statistic and the p-value

A: here use matched pair t test because sample remain same but treatment on same sample performed

Q: What is the observed significance level for this test?

A: here given , n= 50  sample mean  =  19.4  sample standard deviation  =  3.1

Q: Discuss what is the relationship between sample size and sampling error?

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Q: The following question is from Interpreting Basic Statistics by Holcomb 8th edition: - How many…

A: Given Theoretical question

Q: What is the third quartile of the number of accidents per month?

A: We have to find the third quartile for the given data.

Q: What is the formula for STANDARDIZED EFFECT SIZE, COHEN’S d (TWO INDEPENDENT SAMPLES)?

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Q: List the types of Sensitivity Analysis?

A: Sensitivity Analysis deals with finding out the amount by which we can change the input data for the…

Q: What is the sample size of adults participated in this study?

A: We have to find the sample size for the given situation.

Q: Calculate the test statistic,

A: Given that sample size is n = 76 And number of peoples who said they are confident of meeting their…

Q: What is the sampling distribution of a statistic? Why is it important?

A: Sampling distribution of a statistic:The group of all reliable observation of a statistic for the…

Q: What is the population and sample of this study?

A: We want to know population and sample in given example.

Q: 10. What is the computed test statistic?

A: It is given that Sample size n = 100 Sample mean M = 144 Population SD = 20 Population mean = 150

Q: Provide an original example of how one could use a one-sample t-test to evaluate the effectiveness…

A: example of how one could use a one sample t test to evaluate the effectiveness

Q: Which statistical method would be most effective to determine if the average size of dogs in Europe…

A: Find statistical method would be most effective to determine if the average size of dogs in Europe…

Q: Why is it important to include a test of effect size when reporting our statistical test results?

A: Effect size:-   effect size is a quantitative measure of the magnitude of the experimenter…

Q: How to compress the word “access” using the statistical method?

A: The word 'access' in statistics actually mean Data Access. That is, this is a tool by which any user…

Q: What is Allowance for Sampling Risk?

A: The level of uncertainty associated with the sampling is known as the allowance for sampling risk.…

Q: Define Prerequisites for Significance Testing?

A: The inference method that is used to support the research claim based on the sample data is called…

Q: Show the difference between two approaches to significance testing?

A: The two approaches to significance testing are p-value approach and critical value approach.

Q: What is Measures of Central Tendency? The most common measures of central tendency?

A: What is Measures of Central Tendency? The most common measures of central tendency? A measure of…

Q: Explain why there is more than one method for measuring central tendency?. Why not use a singly…

A: Different methods are needed because variables can have different levels of measurement and a…

Q: Explain what statistical significance and effect sizes are and what makes them different.

A: Statistical significance is a determination by an analyst that the results in the data are not…

Q: Discuss the difference and similarity between percentile and standard score norms.

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Q: Describe the different ways that within-subjects designs are used to compare two or more treatment…

A: A within-subject design is an experiment from that all the participants are exposed…

Q: What is the test statistic?   What is the p value?

A: We have given that  Population proportion, p = 0.785 Sample proportion, p^ = 0.36 Sample size = 853

Q: What is one major difference between an observational study and an experimental study?

A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: What is the value of descriptive and inferential statistics in effective quality management?

A: Quality management uses Statistics to see the quality of the problem and then to identify the…

Q: What is the difference between treatment variability and error variability in factorial Designs?

A: Let us consider the simplest factorial design --> 2 * 2 factorial design. Here, we have two…

Q: How does an observed sample mean qualify as a rare outcome?

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Q: (a) Explain 3 methods of obtaining data from sampling? (b) What are two important aspects of…

A: a)  There are two types of sampling methods: Probability sampling involves random selection,…

Q: What does statistically significance indicates?

A: Statistical significance: If the chance of occurrence of an event is less than or equal to 5% then…

Q: What is sampling risk? How does it occur?

A: Sampling risk: Sampling risk is a risk that arises when the judgements based on the sample varies…

Q: Euro Coins After constructing a control chart for the proportions of defective one-euro coins, it is…

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Q: which statistical analysis correctly analyzes the repeated measures (also known as within subjects)…

A: In the given problem we have to answer the question, which statistical analysis correctly analyses…

Q: What is the mean difference between the samples?

A: Test is that whether the mean number of mass transit trips is equal for both neighborhoods. Note :…