Statistical Hypotheses
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This document outlines the appropriate statistical tests to use based on the type of variable being measured and the number of populations being compared. It specifies that a chi square test should be used for nominal variables with two or more independent groups, Friedmann's test for ordinal variables with three or more matched groups, a t test for interval/ratio variables with two dependent groups or two independent groups, and ANOVA for interval/ratio variables with three or more groups.
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Statistical Hypotheses
- 5. Type of Variable Measured Number of Populations to be compared Appropriate Statistical Test Nominal Two or more independent groups Chi square test Ordinal Three or more matched groups Friedmann’s test Interval/Ratio Two dependent groups T test Two independent groups T test Three or more groups ANOVA