Question

Elizabeth computes a t-test and reports the following statistics: t = 2.82, N = 60, p = .01, d = .73; Levene's F = 8.67, p > .001. Which of the following is a correct interpretation of these statistics?

Group of answer choices

Homogeneity of variances cannot be assumed.

There is not a statistically significant correlation.

The assumption of expected frequencies has been met.

There is a small effect.

Answer 1

Solution:

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Elizabeth computes a t-test and reports the following statistics: t = 2.82, N = 60, p = .01, d= .73; Levene's F = 8.67, p > .001.

Homogeneity of variances cannot be assumed.

Because for the t-test we canoca be considered the correlation , expected frequency and The effect but we consider the homogeneity of variance before applying the t-test but here himohomogen of variance cannot be assumed

Hence andwan is

A. Homogeneity of variance cannot be assumed

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