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independent-samples t test

independent-samples t test An independent-samples t test is a statistical test used to compare the average scores of two separate groups in a between-subjects design.

An independent-samples t test is a statistical test used to compare the average scores of two separate groups in a between-subjects design. It asks whether the difference between the groups is larger than would be expected by chance.

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