Table 1 Descriptive Statistics Assumption Testing Assumption of…

Question Answered step-by-step Table 1 Descriptive Statistics Assumption Testing Assumption of… Table 1Descriptive Statistics   Assumption TestingAssumption of Normality            The One-Sample t-test requires that the assumption of normality be met. Normality was examined using Shapiro-Wilks Test. The assumption of normality was met/not met. See Table 2 for Tests of Normality. Table 2Tests of Normality           Table 3 One Sample t-testBased on these statistics what are these results calculate the bold areas.  The researcher rejected/failed to reject the null hypothesis at the 95% confidence level where t(00) = 00.00, p = .000. Eta square equaled (h2 = .000).  The effect size was extremely large/ very large/ large/ medium/ small.  Eta square was calculated using the formula h2 = t2/(t2 + df).  There was/was not a statistical difference between Oak City Elementary School chess club members (M = 00.00, SD = 00.00) and the average intelligence of students (100 IQ) in the United States. See   Math Statistics and Probability EDUC 812 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)