And while we’ll usually spend quite a lot of time explaining the logic behind how the tests are built, every time we discuss a hypothesis test the discussion will end with us showing you a fairly simp...And while we’ll usually spend quite a lot of time explaining the logic behind how the tests are built, every time we discuss a hypothesis test the discussion will end with us showing you a fairly simple SPSS procedure that you can use to run the test in practice.
To test the null hypothesis that the response probability is one-half p = .5, 164 using data in which x = 62 of n = 100 people made the correct response, here’s how to do it in R: And while I’ll usual...To test the null hypothesis that the response probability is one-half p = .5, 164 using data in which x = 62 of n = 100 people made the correct response, here’s how to do it in R: And while I’ll usually spend quite a lot of time explaining the logic behind how the tests are built, every time I discuss a hypothesis test the discussion will end with me showing you a fairly simple R command that you can use to run the test in practice.
