To better understand this, I need to ask this. Normally in correlation or regression, if the p value is less than 0.05. We accept the alternate hypothesis. Are you saying that for a one sample t-test, if the results are significant it means the sample mean is not equal to the population mean. So for the two to be equal, the results should be insignificant??? Please reply ASAP.
In this case even, the difference is significant, that is Sig. values is less than .05. This is the reason in the video it is mentioned that there are significant differences in the per capita income of Peshawar and Pakistan. Any test, if Sig. is less than .05, we will reject the null hypothesis of no difference or no relationship.
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To better understand this, I need to ask this. Normally in correlation or regression, if the p value is less than 0.05. We accept the alternate hypothesis. Are you saying that for a one sample t-test, if the results are significant it means the sample mean is not equal to the population mean. So for the two to be equal, the results should be insignificant???
Please reply ASAP.
In this case even, the difference is significant, that is Sig. values is less than .05. This is the reason in the video it is mentioned that there are significant differences in the per capita income of Peshawar and Pakistan. Any test, if Sig. is less than .05, we will reject the null hypothesis of no difference or no relationship.
Would you mind sharing the data set of this example with me?
Thanks for your interest. You can download it here
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