Asked by Bob
If there were two groups:
One group who saw a yardstick before estimating its length
Another group who did not see a yardstick before estimating its length
Would this be a matched pairs design (a person from both groups estimates at the same time, then the next pair, etc.)? Or does a matched pairs design only apply to things like age and gender?
One group who saw a yardstick before estimating its length
Another group who did not see a yardstick before estimating its length
Would this be a matched pairs design (a person from both groups estimates at the same time, then the next pair, etc.)? Or does a matched pairs design only apply to things like age and gender?
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Answered by
MathGuru
This doesn't seem to fit a matched pairs design with the information given. Usually pairs are matched on some factor (like age, gender, height) within a group of subjects.
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