Understanding the Dependent t Test

1. The dependent variable (difference scores) is normally distributed in the two conditions. 2. The independent variable is dichotomous and its levels (groups or occasions) are paired, or matched, in some way (e.g., pre-post, concern for pay-concern for security, etc.).

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UNDERSTANDING ANALYSIS OF COVARIANCE (ANCOVA)

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The Central Limit Theorem

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