The Repeated Measures T Test

The repeated-measures t-test, also known as the dependent samples t-test or paired-samples t-test, is used when there are two groups to compare, wherein the scores in one group are linked or paired with scores in the other. The independence assumption has been violated in this situation, so an independent samples t-test cannot be used. In this session, Dr. Taylor (1) briefly revisits the four scales of measurement, (2) describes the conditions for using the repeated-measures t-test, (3) identifies data assumptions surrounding the repeated-measures t-test, how to assess and address violations using SPSS (4) show to conduct the repeated-measures t-test using SPSS, (5) explains SPSS output/results, and (6) shows how to write an APA-compliant results section, including appropriate tables and figures.

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