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stats -- paired T-tests
Asked May 4, 2012, 11:15 AM
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I have a question on Paired T-tests in statistics, and degrees of freedom. I understand that N-1 is what I need to do. My homework question is confusing though. It asks: A school psychologist takes a group of students and pairs them up, making 12 pairs. He is performing a paired T-test. The degrees of freedom would be: 11, 12, 22, 23, or none of the above If there are 12 pairs then N-1 would be 11 .... but there are 24 students, which would make N-1 equal 23 ................................. which is it????? I am almost thinking it is none of the above because the paired t-test would really only be comparing each person of each pair making N-1 = 1 hahaha! SO LOST |
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