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Discuss item-analysis techniques and how these procedures could help improve your tests.
Critical Value(s)
Critical values are key points used to determine the region of rejection for a null hypothesis in statistical testing, ensuring the test's validity under specific confidence levels.
Non-directional
A hypothesis that does not specify the direction of the expected difference or relationship, indicating only that there is a difference.
Z-statistic
A numerical indicator that shows how a specific value compares to the average of a dataset, expressed as the number of standard deviations away from the mean.
Two-tailed Test
A statistical hypothesis test in which the area of rejection is on both sides of the sampling distribution, allowing for testing in both directions.
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