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TFauchery · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

When you have a directional hypothesis, the most conservative way to test it would be to use a(n)

A) one-tailed test in the predicted direction.
B) one-tailed test in the opposite-of-that-predicted direction.
C) one-tailed test, with the region of rejection in the positive tail.
D) two-tailed test.

Question 2

(S2Between)(dfBetween)/(S2Between)(dfBetween) + (S2Within)(dfWithin) =

A) R2
B) F
C) f
D) t