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Psych 8: Winter 3l 2007Computations SpSS and notes .U', l. Mann-Whitney Test 2. Wilcoxon'.T',Testmwuexaclexamplef t ant t12 3 4 56 7 Iscore 0roup 1.00 11.00 1.00 14.00 1.00 7.00 1.00 8.00 2.DO 2.009.00 2.00'7tI1.00 5.002.00 2.00
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SAMLab Tip Sheet #3 Using Excels Function Library Perhaps the most powerful feature of Excel is its enormous library of functions. These are miniprograms within Excel that will perform specific tasks given the proper input. This tip sheet describes h
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SAMLab Tip Sheet #91The Single-Sample Z test This Tip Sheet provides an overview of how to perform the single-sample z test in Excel, which includes calculating the test statistic, finding the appropriate critical value for comparison, and findin
Washington - PSYCH - 317
SAMLab Tip Sheet #6 Calculating the Variance and Standard Deviation The purpose of this Tip Sheet is two-fold. First, we will use Excel to calculate a variance and standard deviation using the definitional formula for a standard deviation shown below
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SAMLab Tip Sheet #4 Creating a Histogram Another great feature of Excel is its ability to visually display data. This Tip Sheet demonstrates how to create a histogram and provides a general overview of how to create graphs, which is covered more spec
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Psychology 318 Example for one-way/ single factor ANOVA for a within subject designWinter 2008Background: Alice, an undergrad honor student in the psychology department, decided to investigate factors that might influence performance in a game of
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Psychology 318 Example for one-way/ single factor ANOVA for a within subject designWinter 2008Background: Alice, an undergrad honor student in the psychology department, decided to investigate factors that might influence performance in a game of
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Icvin* hanclo.rtWeek 7, Winter 2005Psycholory3181. Example for one-way/singlefactor ANOVA with within subjectdesign Background: Alice, an undergrad honorstudent thepsycholorydepartment, in ciecided to investigate performance a gzrme Scrabble.
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SAMLab Tip Sheet #2Shortcuts to Performing a Particular Operation Multiple TimesDynamic Cell References One of the best features of Excel is its ability to perform any particular mathematical operation multiple times with relative ease. This is ve
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Psychology 318r C h l7: M an n - W h i t n eU - T e s tNoles: to freer t-test. d TheMWUtest is theassumption alternative theindependent-groups 1. lt does assume population be normally not the to distributed. 2. It does assume not H.O.V.it d The
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Psychology 318r C h l7: M an n - W h i t n eU - T e s tNoles: to freer t-test. d TheMWUtest is theassumption alternative theindependent-groups 1. lt does assume population be normally not the to distributed. 2. It does assume not H.O.V.it d The
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SAMLab Tip Sheet #4 Creating a Histogram Another great feature of Excel is its ability to visually display data. This Tip Sheet demonstrates how to create a histogram and provides a general overview of how to create graphs, which is covered more spec
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