A researcher wants to test whether two services that purport to increase GRE scores differ in their effectiveness. One is Princeton Review (PR), the other is Kaplan (KAP), a variable referred to as GRE-testype. She also decides to look at both the verbal (V-GRE) and quantitative (Q-GRE) scores after the training, a variable labeled as Service. She randomly assigns 40 students to each of the programs (total N = 80). The scores below reflect the mean score increases for the students: PR KAP V-GRE 20.45 31.62 Q-GRE 33.04 22.18 SSGRE-testtype = 3.76 SSService = 3.03 SS GRE-testype X Service = 37.41 SSWITHIN = 652 Use alpha .05 for all tests and explain the results in terms that could be understood by a lay audience.
A researcher wants to test whether two services that purport to increase GRE scores differ in their effectiveness. One is Princeton Review (PR), the other is Kaplan (KAP), a variable referred to as GRE-testype. She also decides to look at both the verbal (V-GRE) and quantitative (Q-GRE) scores after the training, a variable labeled as Service. She randomly assigns 40 students to each of the programs (total N = 80). The scores below reflect the
|
PR |
KAP |
V-GRE |
20.45 |
31.62 |
Q-GRE |
33.04 |
22.18 |
SSGRE-testtype = 3.76 SSService = 3.03 SS GRE-testype X Service = 37.41 SSWITHIN = 652
Use alpha .05 for all tests and explain the results in terms that could be understood by a lay audience.
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