The Major Difference Between the Paired-Samples T Test and the Single-Samples

question 69

Multiple Choice

The major difference between the paired-samples t test and the single-samples t test is that in the paired-samples t test:

• A) we must use raw scores.
• B) we must create difference scores for every individual.
• C) we must compare standard deviation difference scores.
• D) there are no assumptions.

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Visual purple; a light-sensitive pigment found in the rod cells of the vertebrate eye; a similar molecule is employed by certain bacteria in the capture of light energy to make ATP.

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Enzyme-Linked Receptor

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