QUESTION 5
A psychologist investigates the effect of instructions on the time required to solve a puzzle. 20 subjects are given the same puzzle and are
randomly assigned to receive two different sets of instructions prior to the task. One group is told that the task is difficult and the other group is
told that the task is easy. What test should be used to see if there are differences between the two groups with regards to the time it takes to solve
the puzzle?
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Z-Test |
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T-Test for One Sample |
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T-Test for Independent Samples |
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One Variable Chi Square |
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One-Way ANOVA |
QUESTION 6
A researcher wants to test whether there is a relationship between hair color (brown, blonde, black) and susceptibility to a skin rash (gets
rashes/doesn’t get rashes). Three hundred subjects are used for this investigation. Which statistical test should be used to determine whether there
is a relationship between the two variables?
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T Test for Independent Samples |
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Factorial ANOVA |
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T-Test for Related Samples |
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One-Way ANOVA |
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Two-Variable Chi-Square Test |
For the first part it should be "T test for independent sample".
Fir the second part it should be "Two variable chi-square test".
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