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well explanatory...thanks

May I ask, why is it one tail not two tail? Does that matter?

After watching the video, you may feel like you've watched a Wild West-themed movie. Where is the sheriff?

where to find the value of x. anyone?

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This was amazing and helped me so much!!!! Got an istatistics final in 3 days. Im studying with this playlist. Thank you!!!

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Inquiry: If I had one group of males and females, and I applied treatment to them and took three measurements If the conditions for a t-test are present, use a two-sample t-test to test the treatment difference between males and females in each measurement Secondly, it is possible to use a repeated-measures test to compare the effect of treatment on males in repeated measurements I repeat this again for females

hai, can you do a tutorial on how to fullfill homosedasticity assumption for MLR ? beacuse all assumption for my data are fullfilled except homosedasticity assumption.. if you could lend a help, i would be very pleased :,)

i can listen to you whole day.

How you did it, let show I us please

what is x?

Thanks a lot for this helpful video.

Thank you, needed this !!

I've been struggling with this for a while, thinking that there needs to be some sort of moderation since the groups show different levels of importance, and didn't know how to conclude. THANKS FOR MAKING IT SIMPLE AND CLEAR.

not clear the logic a variables is set to belong to a factor! the math logic is not clear. for example, when it comes to clustering, the logic is to minimize the distance, but here what's going on?

Early( very early) sixties i watched it. Always liked it that show. I think Marjorie Main is from Indiana. My home state

Thank you sooooooooo much!!! This was super helpful and so easy to follow..thanks once again 🙂

This is a big help, and you did a great job at making simple slopes easy to understand. Thank you!

Thank you for this! you made such a complicated concept seem easy :)

For a two samples t test if it is not given whether the population variances are not equal or not. Then which formula do I have to use to find degrees of freedom

you just saved me so much stress, thank you a million times!!!! - 2nd year psych undergrad

i am going to conduct a research on the effects of parents social media use on parent child attachment. one scale has two sub scales and the other has three subscales, i want to see the correlation between these subscale one by one, the data is collected in Likert type scale. so, we are going to use spearman correlation? am i right?

Is degree of freedom not n1+n2 -2?

Annoying af

Saved me on my midterm bro thanks

Never have I seen someone have any amount of energy while talking about stats. Thank you for not making 2 minutes feel like 10, and instead 30 seconds.

Very straight forward and informative

Thank you, thank you, thank you. Highly informative and digestive content about stats!!

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best !!!!!!

Excellent example! Thank you!

So glad I could revisit this highlight of my 7th grade

Hi! Thank you for this informative video! Question- Why are we subtracting 3 from the sample size in the standard error formula?

Dude! First timer here,! You have saved me hours of research,!!!

Thank you! This helped me out so much!

thank you thank you thank you thank you sooo much. You've literally saved me hours of unnecessary work. Thank you

Arent there only 3 tho?

Markeplier is that you

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You are such an amazing lecturer. I really enjoyed listening to your voice and watching the video. Also, it was a great job. Thank you

sir!

Wait! How do you unsplit the file? What should I do next?

I Know this is very late to the party, but felt I had to point this out. At the beginning H₀ :μ₁ = μ ₂, with Hₐ :μ₁ < μ ₂, The nul and alt hypothesis by definition have to be complementary events. if H₀ :μ₁ = μ ₂, then Hₐ :μ₁ ≠ μ ₂ I do realise that by taking the modulus of the test statistic value you can only have positive numbers indeed a difference can only be positive, still that part was noticeable. The video itself was great, we need more people explaining stuff, as everyone presents the same topics in slightly different manner, even if only by mannerisms or turn of phrase.

Love the quick and concise videos! I wanted to ask about something. In this video you called the response variables "repeated measurements" however in your video 'G*Power - MANOVA (one-way) minimum sample size' you called response variables "dependent variables". Which one is correct?

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Thank you I finally understand it!