Question: 1. What are the steps involved in hypothesis testing? 2. How would you define a p-value? 3. Explain the following statement with an example: 'Every
1. What are the steps involved in hypothesis testing?
2. How would you define a p-value?
3. Explain the following statement with an example: 'Every causal relationship is correlational, but not every correlation is causal'
4. What is the value of 'alpha'?
Section 2: True or false
1. A correlation analysis is exactly the same as a regression analysis.
2. The Kruskal-Wallis test is the non-parametric version of a t-test
3. p-value is only relevant to some statistical tests such as the 't-test' and 'test for correlation'
4. the correlation coefficient, r, can a take a value between -2 and +2
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