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During the lesson the learner will:
1: Review the lesson instructions.
2: Read Caldwell, Chapter 7, Hypothesis Testing With a Single Sample Mean.
3: Watch the video: Intro to Hypothesis Testing (8:46 minutes). Video notes are provided.
4: Watch the video: Hypothesis Testing , Single Sample with Population sigma Known (6:01 minutes). Video notes are provided.
5: Watch the video: Hypothesis Testing, Single Sample with Population sigma Unknown (5:46 minutes). Video notes are provided.
6: Watch the video: Type I & II Errors and Alpha (11:23 minutes).
7: Download the Excel program created by the instructor to calculate the t test for you. You may use it if you wish.
8: Review the study questions. These are for practice only and are not submitted as an assignment. A solution to some questions is provided.
9: Complete the practice quiz. This is for practice only and does not count as a grade. The answers to the quiz questions are provided after the quiz is completed.
10: Review Supplemental Material which contains some two YouTube videos that might be of help. These are optional.
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Read Chapter 7 of the textbook
Caldwell, S. (2010). Statistics Unplugged. (3rd ed.) Thomson Wadsworth: Belmont, California.
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In this video Dr. Bounds will introduce the topic of hypothesis testing and inferential statistics. It is possible to "guess-ti-mate" information about a population when you know something about a sample taken from that population. Notes are available to accompany the video. Click here to download 7.3 video notes
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In this video Dr. Bounds will discuss and demonstrate hypothesis testing when you only have one sample but you know the standard deviation of the population. Notes are available to accompany the video. Click here to download 7.4 video notes
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In this video Dr. Bounds will discuss and demonstrate how to conduct hypothesis testing when you only have one sample and do not know the standard deviation of the population. Notes are available to accompany the video. Click here to download 7.5 video notes
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In this video Dr. Bounds will discuss Type I and Type II errors that may occur when estimating population parameters based on a sample. Since there is never absolute certainty when testing a hypothesis there's always a possibility that you make an error. This discussion will explain what the errors are and why you should be aware of them. Notes are available to accompany the video. Click here to download 7.6 video notes
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Dr. Bounds has created an Excel program to compute a simple z-test or t-test to compare a sample to a population.
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Click here to download Lesson 7 Study Questions
Click here to download the Cedar Creek Data
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