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Which type of variable is 'GPA' in the study?
Which type of variable is 'GPA' in the study?
- Qualitative nominal
- Qualitative ordinal
- Quantitative discrete
- Quantitative continuous (correct)
What type of data is 'Academic year' based on the given information?
What type of data is 'Academic year' based on the given information?
- Qualitative ordinal (correct)
- Quantitative discrete
- Quantitative interval
- Qualitative nominal
In the context of the study, what does 'Number of credit hours' represent?
In the context of the study, what does 'Number of credit hours' represent?
- Quantitative continuous variable
- Qualitative nominal variable
- Quantitative discrete variable (correct)
- Qualitative ordinal variable
Which variable in the study is a qualitative nominal variable?
Which variable in the study is a qualitative nominal variable?
What type of variable is 'Student Age Groups' in the study?
What type of variable is 'Student Age Groups' in the study?
'Grades' in the study represent which type of data?
'Grades' in the study represent which type of data?
What does the confidence interval of the research variables suggest about their means satisfaction?
What does the confidence interval of the research variables suggest about their means satisfaction?
In testing satisfaction with the professor, is the hypothesis a one-tailed or two-tailed test?
In testing satisfaction with the professor, is the hypothesis a one-tailed or two-tailed test?
What is the test statistic in the test regarding student satisfaction with the professor?
What is the test statistic in the test regarding student satisfaction with the professor?
What does the P-value represent in hypothesis testing?
What does the P-value represent in hypothesis testing?
If the null hypothesis is rejected when it is actually true, what type of error is committed?
If the null hypothesis is rejected when it is actually true, what type of error is committed?
What does the power of a statistical test represent?
What does the power of a statistical test represent?
What statistical test is being described in the given output?
What statistical test is being described in the given output?
Which scenario does the output suggest when it talks about rejecting the null hypothesis?
Which scenario does the output suggest when it talks about rejecting the null hypothesis?
What does 'Equal variances assumed' refer to in the output?
What does 'Equal variances assumed' refer to in the output?
In the context of the output, what does 'Std.Error Difference' represent?
In the context of the output, what does 'Std.Error Difference' represent?
What does '95% Confidence Interval of the Difference Lower Upper' in the output help determine?
What does '95% Confidence Interval of the Difference Lower Upper' in the output help determine?
What can be inferred from a low p-value in the 'Sig.(2tailed)' column?
What can be inferred from a low p-value in the 'Sig.(2tailed)' column?
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