To apply a hypothesis test, the contrast statistic must
measure:
select one:
a) the difference between the sample and the H1
b) None of the above
c) The difference between the sample and the H0
d) the difference between H0 and H1.
This contrast is the difference between the means of groups 1 and 2 ignoring groups 3 and 4 (those latter two groups receive weights of 0). T h contrast is an estimate of the true population value I.
Ho: µ1 - µ2 = 0
It can also me written as
Ho: (1)µ1 + (-1)µ2 = 0T
Thus the null hypothesis of the two sample t-test is that the 1, -1 contrast on the two population means is equal to zero.
Contrast statistic t=estimate of population parameter ÷ st. dev. of sampling distribution
i.e t= I÷ standard error of I
Where, I is calculated by using difference between H0 and H1
And: d) the difference between H0 and H1
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