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6. Pretend that you have devised a study plan to help anyone pass Calculus I. You recruit some participants and let half of them try your new study plan. What are the 4 possible outcomes if you decide to test your hypothesis with NHST? (I did one box for you) (5 pts) Ho True Ho False Ho rejected Ho NOT rejected You found no difference between the groups, and in reality, there is no effect of your study plan.

          6. Pretend that you have devised a study plan to help
anyone pass Calculus I. You recruit some participants
and let half of them try your new study plan. What
are the 4 possible outcomes if you decide to test your
hypothesis with NHST? (I did one box for you) (5
pts)
Ho True
Ho False
Ho rejected
Ho NOT rejected
You found no difference between the
groups, and in reality, there is no effect
of your study plan.

6. Pretend that you have devised a study plan to help
anyone pass Calculus I. You recruit some participants
and let half of them try your new study plan. What
are the 4 possible outcomes if you decide to test your
hypothesis with NHST? (I did one box for you) (5
pts)
Ho True
Ho False
Ho rejected
Ho NOT rejected
You found no difference between the
groups, and in reality, there is no effect
of your study plan.

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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11/03/2021

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- Null hypothesis (Ho): There is no difference between the groups, and in reality, there is no effect of your study plan. - Alternative hypothesis (Ha): There is a difference between the groups, and your study plan has an effect. Step 2: Conduct the study and Show more…

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Texts: Back test2.doc 6. Pretend that you have devised a study plan to help anyone pass Calculus I. You recruit some participants and let half of them try your new study plan. What are the 4 possible outcomes if you decide to test your hypothesis with NHST? (I did one box for you) (5 pts) Ho True Ho False Ho rejected Ho NOT rejected You found no difference between the groups, and in reality, there is no effect of your study plan.