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SPSS- t tests?!

Hi,

I hate t tests i don't understand them at all :frown:

I've somehow managed to do one and i've got t= -5.92... does this mean the result is significant? :frown:
Please put me out of this misery

Thanks in advance
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It is dependent on other things as well.

What is the alpha level and is it a one tailed or two tailed test?
What is the degrees of freedom?

Anyway, t=-5.92 sounds like it will probably end up being significant.
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Original post by Dillio
It is dependent on other things as well.

What is the alpha level and is it a one tailed or two tailed test?
What is the degrees of freedom?

Anyway, t=-5.92 sounds like it will probably end up being significant.


Yeh, I've figured it out now lol thanks anyway!
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Original post by Uzzy?
Yeh, I've figured it out now lol thanks anyway!


Glad to help.
a t value that extreme will inevitably be significant.

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