Why is the paired samples t test “paired?” Stated differently, what is being “paired” with this tool?
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: The data being analyzed come from people in two (a pair of) groups.
Learning Objective: 1: Differentiate between the independent samples t test and the paired samples t test.
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Special education and general education differ across all of the following dimensions EXCEPT
A) they are not designed for students with the same learning needs. B) general education requires parental participation as a basic tenet. C) key components of special education are based in law. D) general education focuses on groups of learners, while special education is individualized.
Describing behavior is not stating facts
A. True B. False
You have a student who has difficulty getting to your class on time, which you find unacceptable. Using principles from applied behavior analysis, explain how you would set up a program for the student. Use concrete examples to illustrate each step of
analysis. What will be an ideal response?