1- and 2-sample t-tests Flashcards

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The smaller the sample size is…

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  • the more variable the sample SD is as an estimate of σ
  • hence the distribution of the test statistic will be “wider
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2
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The t-distribution with v degrees of freedom

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  • v = ∞ results in the standard normal distribution
  • The standardised chance error (if standardised with the sample SD) follows a t-distribution with v = n−1 = sample size − 1
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3
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The “best” choice of weighted average is the one that…

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Gives the resultant estimate the smallest possible SE.

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4
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Assumptions for 2-sample t-test

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  • All observed individuals are independent
  • The two samples contain different people
  • The two populations are normal and have equal spread (SD/var)
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5
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var.equal = for t.test

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T - indicates we are doing 2-sample
F - would run a Welch t-test

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6
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We can relax the assumption that 2 pop. have to have equal spread by using a…

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Welch 2-sample t-test

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7
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One-sample t-test

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Looks at diff between sample mean and a fixed value

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8
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Two-sample t-test

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Looks at the diff between sample means from 2 diff group
* Take the difference and see if it is 0

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9
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z-test

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Diff between a population proportion and fixed proportion value

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10
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95% CI’s for population proportion

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CI= ov ± se x qnorm(0.975)

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