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moongchi

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For a repeated-measures design, the sample mean difference is always located exactly in the center of the confidence interval estimate for the population mean difference.
 
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A sample has n = 7 scores with a mean of M = 7. If one individual with a score of X = 1 is removed from the sample, the new mean will be M = 8.
 
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True

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moongchi

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Reply 2 on: Jun 20, 2018
Excellent


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