The Nature of the Relationship in the Independent Groups T

question 39

Multiple Choice

The nature of the relationship in the independent groups t test is determined by examining:

• A)eta-squared
• B)omega-squared
• C)sample means
• D)population means

---

Definitions:

Families

Social units typically made up of members connected by blood, marriage, or adoption, who often live together and provide mutual support.

Friends

People with whom one has a bond of mutual affection, typically one exclusive of sexual or family relations.

Same Sex

Refers to individuals or relationships involving persons of the same biological or gender identity, often discussed in the context of sexual orientation, rights, and legal recognition.

Race

The concept that some people are distinct from others because of physical appearance, typically skin color. Social scientists think race is a misleading idea, although race can be a powerful social construction, not based in biology.