Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
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Author: Gregory J. Privitera
Publisher: SAGE Publications, Inc
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Chapter 10, Problem 1FP
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Distinguish related samples from independent samples.
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In related samples the participants are either matched or observed twice whereas in independent samples the participants of each group are different.
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Justification: In independent samples test, the participants in each of the group are different that is the participants are not related to each other. In related samples the participants of each group are related. The participants of each group are matched in common characteristics or each of the participants is measured more than once in the study.
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