Asked by Donny
How can you determine if you are using a two tailed test vs a one tailed test? For example, for the below, which test would I use?
Based on this data, at α =.01, can we conclude that the proportion of democrats who favor “junk food" tax is more than 5% higher than proportion of republicans who favor such a tax?
Based on this data, at α =.01, can we conclude that the proportion of democrats who favor “junk food" tax is more than 5% higher than proportion of republicans who favor such a tax?
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PsyDAG
For one-tailed test, you are only looking for deviation in one direction, indicated by your alternative hypothesis.
Ho: a = b
Ha: a > b or a < b
For a two-tailed test, you are just looking for any difference.
Ho: a = b
Ha: a ≠ b
I hope this helps.
Ho: a = b
Ha: a > b or a < b
For a two-tailed test, you are just looking for any difference.
Ho: a = b
Ha: a ≠ b
I hope this helps.
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