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1 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 1 t test for independent means Tom Malloy TREATMENT POPULATIONS Elite Skiers Example A high performance psychologist has developed Imagery Techniques for improving the performance of world-class elite skiers DV = Modeled as... IV =
2 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 2
3 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 3 Control Population General population of skiers... Imagery Treatment Population 2 Populations (Which has lower ET?) Treatment effects Treatment effect size = Large versus small treatment effects
4 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 4 Scientist versus Sceptic H 0 H 1 How do we decide between H 0 and H 1? OR
5 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 5 SCIENCE-STATISTICS INTERFACE Experimental situation: Psychotherapy outcome study... Therapy group vs. Waiting list control Scientific hypothesis: Skeptical scientific hypothesis: In the experimental design the scientific hypothesis means that 1) 2) Do the data pattern fit the Scientific Hypothesis?
6 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 6 Skeptic says that the two groups differ only by chance CHANCE is a plausible competing hypothesis Example of dividing class into two parts: Measure anything... By chance alone... In terms of treatment populations The skeptic says IV is not effective Therefore... The Scientist says IV is effective Therefore...
7 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 7 Abduction from science to statistics Science Statistics H 0 H 1 Skeptical Hypothesis Expects OR Expects Another way to express this: µ 1 - µ 2 = OR Expect Therefore H o : OR H o :
8 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 8 The Scientific Hypothesis Expects Is the Scientific Hypothesis directional? Therefore H 1 One- or two-tailed?
9 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 9 FORMULA A Test Statistic to decide between statistical hypotheses: Formula for the calculated value of t We will calculate a value of t from the experimental data t= M 1 = M 2 = E(M 1 - M 2 ) = = 0, usually n 1 n 2 (S 1 ) 2 = (S 2 ) 2 =
10 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 10 df =
11 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 11 EXPECTED VALUES OF t Expected Value of t given H 0 is true Expected Value of t given H 1 is true Critical Values of t Overview: 1 vs 2 tailed tests Two-tailed: One-tailed Either Or
12 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 12 One-tailed (upper) example: The psychotherapy outcome study is a one-tailed upper example because... Directional Scientific Hypothesis One tailed alternative Hypothesis (H 1 ) (upper) rejection region Find the critical values of t: (We will compare the calculated value of t with a critical value of t found in tables) First, find df = Second, decide: One- or two-tailed? Third, what is alpha?
13 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 13 To find the critical value of t: Q = 1 tailed 2Q = 2 tailed df = degrees of freedom
14 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 14 Put the critical t on a number line Use Critical values to divide the range of the test statistic (t) into... We assume H o is true!!! 0 Values of t CALCULATED VALUE OF t REVIEW EXAMPLE CALCULATE THE VALUE OF t t =
15 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 15 Calculated value of t = df =
16 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 16 STATISTICAL CONCLUSION VALIDITY SCV SUMMARY SAMPLING DISTRIBUTION OVERVIEW [ ] Sample Statistic Compare the critical value of t with the calculated value of t: Delineate Regions: E(t given H o ) = 0 Values of t [Put critical value on the number line] [Label Rejection region(s)] If H 0 is true... If H 1 is true...
17 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 17 The calculated value of t is... So... Reject or not? Back to Sampling Distribution Overview: [ ] Sample Statistic Compare the critical value of t with the calculated value of t
18 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 18 Reconnecting to Science H o expects the value of t to be... E(t given H o ) = 0 Values of t A calculated t in the rejection region is... So.. H 1 expects the value to t to be... E(t given H 1 ) = 0 Values of t So if H 1 is true a value of t above the critical value is...
19 MALLOY PSYCH 3000 t-independent PAGE 19 Translate back from statistics to science Science Statistics So at the level of science... If Chance is no longer plausible... Skeptic may have other PCH s E.g., Placebo Statistically significant means... Other PCH s not eliminated by statistics
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