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14-A: NHST for sample means of a continuous random variable with p-values
14-A: NHST for sample means of a continuous random variable with p-values
Learning Objectives:
Understand and visualize right, left, and two-tailed hypotheses
Understand how to use NHST for sample means with a continuous normal distribution by computing and interpreting p-values
READ: NHST for sample means of a continuous random variable with p-values
14-B: NHST for sample means of a continuous random variable with critical values
14-B: NHST for sample means of a continuous random variable with critical values
Learning Objectives:
Understand how to use NHST for sample means with a continuous normal distribution by computing and interpreting critical values
READ: NHST for sample means of a continuous random variable with critical values
14-C: Cohen’s d
14-C: Cohen’s d
Learning Objectives:
Understand how to compute, visualize, and interpret Cohen's d
READ: Cohen's d
READ and VISUALIZE: https://rpsychologist.com/d3/cohend/
14-D: NHST with binomial: Using the normal approximation
14-D: NHST with binomial: Using the normal approximation
Learning Objectives:
Understand when to use the normal approximation for the binomial distribution
Understand how to use NHST for sample means or proportions with a discrete binomial distributions
READ: NHST with the normal approximation for the binomial distribution
14-E: Assumptions of normal distribution
14-E: Assumptions of normal distribution
Learning Objectives:
What do social psychologists mean when they use the word attitude?
What are the three components of an attitude (ABCs)
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