Paired Samples t Test: Using SPSS & Writing Up Your Results

[@kittykanghaerinie]

Thank you! This helped a lot. I was surprised to see this is a video 11 years ago

[@msbrookie1]

Thank you so much, Professor Kelley! I am finally starting to understand.

[@sidkings]

SUPERB!!! Magnificently explained, very thorough and I learned alot. Cheers mate...

[@powellz95]

absolute life saver.

[@Woesteinvuir]

Thanks for a clear and very understandable explanation!

[@gorkemkesimhasanoglu8930]

You have been of great help, thank you.

[@MillieVF]

You are gold, thank you.

[@sunshynecristy]

Thank you so much, this was so helpful that I can finish reporting for my dissertation... It was such great review!

[@Bethanydoesthethings]

thank you!!!!! This helps so much!

[@duggyshaw123]

i almost handed my paper in without correcting the p value to 1 tailed! bacon saved thanks to you!

[@rippinskid]

thanks man. think I'll include std. deviation in my stats table aswell for my thesis

[@nicholasdranfile9312]

Thank you so much!

[@dj-uly]

Many thanks!

[@amjadkhansuri]

excellent

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[@mohammadmozaffari1638]

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[@clintonarum6935]

thanks very much

[@czarnaski]

Thank you so much for this video! Everything is explained so well, it was a great help. Statistics is not my strongest point, esp taking into consideration the fact I am not a Eng native. I just have one short question,My null and research hypotheses are:
H0: µ 1 ≥ µ2
H1: µ 1 < µ2
I rejected the Ho with a p value of 0.000.
my t is -6.7. I think this is due to my H1 and that it is correct. Could someone let me know whether I am wrong or right? Thank you!

[@attorianzo1]

Great explanation thank you. Why tou need the one tailed result? Why you don't consider the two tailed results?

[@marianae4737]

Because they are using a directional (one-tailed) hypothesis, they expect the results to be greater than one. If the result is anything other than 'greater than 1' then they fail to reject the null hypothesis (i.e.: they accept the null hypothesis)

[@Akomchild]

I do not know where the s values are coming from please clarify

[@rajithanuruddha5942]

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