Hypothesis Testing: A Visual Introduction To Statistical Significance by Scott Hartshorn

Hypothesis Testing: A Visual Introduction To Statistical Significance by Scott Hartshorn

Author:Scott Hartshorn [Hartshorn, Scott]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Published: 2020-06-20T16:00:00+00:00


The value of 2.16 isn’t in the T table, but the value of 2.144 is close enough. We can read up to see that the two-tailed confidence at this T value is .05. This means that we are at least 95% confident that this college has a statistically different height than the average .

Putting that all into one table

Excel generated the p value using the function

= T.Dist.2T(x, DF)

It returned .0484 which is slightly more precise than the .05 we got from the T-table since we had to go with the closest value of 2.14, which didn’t precisely match our T value

Doing a 1 sample T Test in Excel

Unfortunately there is no easy one line way to replicate a 1 sample T test in excel. You are forced to go through it step by step. But using the equation =STDEVA to get the sample standard deviation, and =T.Dist(), T.Dist.RT() or =T.Dist.2T() to lookup a value from the T table makes it relatively painless



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