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B

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b

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a

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A

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a

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b

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C

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abstract, intro, methods, results, discussion, ref

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abstract, intro, methods, results, discussion, ref

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method
results
discussion
abstract

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abstract
intro
method
results
discussion
references

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3) results

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1)Intro
2) Method

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Not

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not significant

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Not

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One

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One

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one tailed

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N-1 rule

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is it the n+1 rule?

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What’s difference between nominal and ordinal

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Measuring time

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Time

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Repeated measures

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interval

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Test of difference

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testing a difference

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test of difference, repeated measures, interval data

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test of difference, repeated measures, interval data

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repeated measures/matched pairs, interval data, test of difference

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repeated measures/matched pairs, interval data, test of difference

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interval

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repeated measures

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Repeated measures, interval data and testing a difference

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repeated measures (two conditions)
interval data
test of difference

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Interval data

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repeated measures /  matched pairs
test of difference

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how specific do you have to be when saying the mean is higher

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how specific do you have to be when saying the mean is higher

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how spread out the scores are

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How far away from the average?

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shows how varied in range the answers are

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shows how varied in range the answers are

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Y: no. of secs to complete 400m

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X is with or without music
Y is the running times

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x - condition a or b y - running time seconds

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x - condition a or b y - running time seconds

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x= independent variable
conditions
y= dependent variable
running times, seconds

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x = condition
y = seconds ??

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Can we look at the top of question again pls

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y axis has the time

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X axis is the conditions

Y axis is the running times

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y - running time

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nominal

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Nominal

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nominal

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bae chart because data is categorised

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categorical data

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Bar chart because the data is categorical

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Not continuous data

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how many seconds it takes participants to run 400m

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how many seconds it takes participants to run 400m

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how fast they were running when listening to music

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measuring the participants running performance in seconds

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measuring the participants running performance in seconds