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Suppose I have an experiment with 5 groups and 5 DVs and intend to conduct MANOVA to determine if there are mean differences between groups,
1. What is the minimum sample size needed for each group with Power = .80 and Alpha = .05?
2. Could you provide the numbers needed for small, medium, and large effect sizes for MANOVA, and references (journal articles) to these conventions?
3. If I do not have equal sample sizes for all groups, can I assume that as long as each of the groups meets the minimum number, we are maintaining the minimum power? Otherwise, what are the implications and how can I migitigate them?
Answer the following questions using the null hypothesis as "the individual does not have the disease." a. What is the probability of Type I error? (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) b. What is the probability of Type II error? (Round your answ..
Given this information we could use a Z test for two independent means and conclude that indeed the sales are different when the soup is a featured item.
Which test do we use to see if the difference in our sample is statistically significant? Why? Should it be one or two-tailed?
How do you find the z-score corresponding to a score of X = 100 for the distributions given below? How do you know what direction they are going?
In other words, could you generate two sets of random numbers (of length, say, 50) and set out the calculations in detail to determine whether the random variables are independent using chi-squared.
The sample to be 99% sure the sample mean is with 1 semester hour of the population mean for all students at this college?
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The population mean height of a basketball player is 220 cm with a standard deviation of 20 cm. In a sample of 49 basketball players, what is the probability of getting a sample mean height of 215 cm or more?
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The mean difference in times between the experiment is -9.4 minutes with a standard deviation of 2.8 minutes). Construct a 90% CI for the proportion of patients who experience stomach upset with the experimental medication.
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