When Testing Hypotheses Concerning Differences in Treatment Effects from an Experiment

question 34

True/False

When testing hypotheses concerning differences in treatment effects from an experiment, the test statistic used for comparing two treatments is the same as the test statistic used for comparing differences between two population means from a sample study.

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