A student wants to know how one can calculate the
area under the curve for skewed distributions. Can someone give me an
answer about when a distribution is too skewed to use the z table?
Melady
I am looking for a new and improved Statistics text for an introductory (3rd
year) stats course for psychology majors...I would welcome any
suggestions/reviews, etc.
Melady Preece
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Hi. I want to compare the percentage of correct identifications (taste
test) to the percentage that would be correct by chance 50%? (only two
items being tasted). Can I use a t-test to compare the percentages? What
would I use for the s.d. for by chance percentage? (0?)
Melady
- Origina
eer and no change into number of hours involved
in productive activity. That would give be
three outcomes.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated!
Melady Preece, Ph.D.
, and .33 if I divide by the
pooled standard deviation.
Question 1: Which is the correct standard deviation to use?
Question 2: Can an effect size of .29 (or .33) be considered clinically
significant?
Melady Preece, Ph.D