The critical values in a two-tailed t-test are -0.54 and 0.54. A standardized t-test statistic of -1.789 allows me to reject the null hypothesis.
True or False?
Solution,
This is two tailed test,
critical value = -0.54, 0.54
test statistic = -1.789
False,
Fail to reject the null hypothesis, because test statistic less than critical value
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