Suppose an Experiment Was Conducted Where People Were Asked to Watch

question 54

Multiple Choice

Suppose an experiment was conducted where people were asked to watch a political debate between two candidates that had been previously judged by political pundits to have been a tie.Half of the participants saw a videotape of the debate where the camera focused on candidate A.The other half of the participants saw a videotape of the debate where the camera focused on candidate B.It is likely that

• A)the majority of the participants declared the debate a tie.
• B)both groups saw candidate A as victorious.
• C)the group that viewed candidate A thought she was victorious,whereas the group that viewed candidate B thought he was victorious.
• D)the group that viewed candidate A thought candidate B was victorious,whereas the group that viewed candidate B thought candidate A was victorious.

Recognize the importance of sample size and its effects on statistical results.

Understand the distinction between one-sample, two-sample, and matched-pairs t procedures.

Interpret statistical analysis results to assess differences between groups.

Understand the application of t procedures in evaluating educational methods.

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