Hi Phil, just a little design question. How did you manage to get the control and praised group names into the table? I only have groups 1 and 2. Thank you Btw, very good video
Hi. You can rename your Group 1 and Group 2 by clicking on the Variable View tab. See my Entering Questionnaire Data video on how this works if you don't know. Good luck.
you think about it like this: decide on the significance level (standard choices are 1%, 5%, 10%) and then compare your test stat to it. As you have the p-value, you may use that against the significance level. Hm.....not sure this helps you
This is an important question. Under the column Measure, you see that "Group" has been left on the default setting Scale. Since this setting matters only for plots, I didn't change it. But if it helps your understanding you would change it so that Group is nominal.
P is low, null must go - will never forget this in my life now. Thanks
If p is low, null must go. Thank you so much for this. I have been hung up on p values this semester and you just solved the riddle for me.
if the p is high, the null survives
Well, this was super helpful. I'm not super good with computers, so this was a real lifesaver. Thanks!
Thanks for the fantastic explanation.
Thank you for speaking plain language
Thank you in advance for NOT being BrunelASK!
Great explanation
thank you for your helpful vedio
Great explanation . .. I wish the audio were a bit improved. Nonetheless, I love your videos!
+Kim Winbush Thanks. People suggest I get a condenser mic. We'll see.
how does the F give you the P value? dont get that bit
Hi Phil, just a little design question. How did you manage to get the control and praised group names into the table? I only have groups 1 and 2. Thank you Btw, very good video
Hi. You can rename your Group 1 and Group 2 by clicking on the Variable View tab. See my Entering Questionnaire Data video on how this works if you don't know. Good luck.
what if i have to deal with negative numbers ? on SPSS my negative numbers disappeared. i don't know how to solve this problem. please help.
what statistical test can I use to test for the patronage of parks and the level of satisfactions
how would you do error bars from this data?
if there is difference in means but p>0.05, what will be the significance level.
you think about it like this: decide on the significance level (standard choices are 1%, 5%, 10%) and then compare your test stat to it. As you have the p-value, you may use that against the significance level. Hm.....not sure this helps you
@@PhilChanstats Hi I was wondering how would one adjust the alpha level by using the Bonferroni adjustment in running an Independent samples T test
Why is "group" a scale variable?
This is an important question. Under the column Measure, you see that "Group" has been left on the default setting Scale. Since this setting matters only for plots, I didn't change it. But if it helps your understanding you would change it so that Group is nominal.
Hi can i have the nominal values for group 2?
GROUP 1 IS CONTROL GROUP; GROUP 2 IS THE TREATMENT (PRAISED)