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sheilaspns

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The null hypothesis specifies a value of p for the population. What is the corresponding statistic for the sample?
 
  A) X
  B) X/n
  C) z
  D) pn

Question 2

If a repeated-measures study shows a significant difference between two treatments with  = .01, then you can assume that ____.
 
  A) the value of Cohen's d is large
  B) the percentage of variance explained (r2 ) is large
  C) both Cohen's d and r2 are large
  D) a significant effect does not necessarily mean that the effect size will be large



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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