T critical table
[DOCX File]T-table.wpd - University of Illinois at Chicago
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Psychology 242, Dr. McKirnan. Critical Values of t, by Alpha and . degrees of freedom ( df). Critical values of t (2 tailed test)--- ALPHA LEVELS ---
[DOC File]Using the decision tree - Illinois State University
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Step 4. t-critical = (Hint remember to look at the table in the PIP packet) 2) Compute sample statistics. - OR - df = n - 1. 3) Compute t-observed. Remember the means (μ1 & μ2) that we are testing our hypothesis against are zero (0). 4) Make decision by comparing t-observed to t-critical. Running an independent-samples t-test on SPSS
[DOC File]INTRODUCTION TO T-TESTS
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Table 9-1 (p. 285). A portion of the t-distribution table. The numbers in the table are the values of t that separate the tail from the main body of the distribution. Proportions for one or two tails are listed at the top of the table, and df values for t are listed in the first column. Critical values of t for a two-tailed test, df =3, ( …
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The critical value of t * is such that the area under the t -distibution with df= n M + n F -2 between -t * and t * is equal to the confidence level. Students may have to use a t critical value table from a textbook to determine the appropriate critical value. For the example data in Table 1, the resulting confidence interval would be as follows:
[DOC File]INTRODUCTION TO T-TESTS
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Table of the t-distribution: Table B.2. Values represent critical values (CV) Values mark proportions in the tails . t is symmetric, so negative values not tabled. Need three things: (1) one-tailed or two-tailed hypothesis (2) alpha ( ) level of significance (3) degrees of freedom (df) Caution, not all values of df in table
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Jan 09, 2013 · Normal/Large Sample: Because the sample size is large (n = 36 ≥ 30), we should be safe using a t distribution. Do: Because there are 36 – 1 = 35 degrees of freedom and we want 95% confidence, we will use the t table and a conservative degrees of freedom of 30 to get a critical value of t* = 2.042. = = 11.3921 0.0278 = (11.3643, 11.4199)
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