Example of the T-test test
The T-test test in this example determines whether:
▪The number of visits in the last twelve months is significantly different from zero for each category in age.
▪The total number of visits is significantly different from six for each category in age.
▪The difference in numeric rating values for dinosaurs and mammals is significantly different from zero for each category in age.
▪The entrance rating for fossils is significantly different from zero, once the factors have been reset from (1 to 5) to (-2 to 2), for each category in age.
The first test determines if the number of visits in the last twelve months is significantly different from zero for each category in age.
The second test determines if the total number of visits is significantly different from six for each category in age.
The third test determines if the difference in numeric rating values for dinosaurs and mammals is significantly different from zero for each category in age.
The fourth test determines if the entrance rating for fossils is significantly different from zero, once the factors have been reset from (1 to 5) to (-2 to 2), for each category in age.
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