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| Hi, Suze,
I've been around for many, many years, but moved my headquarters next door
over there ----------> I still have lots of long-time friends here on AFPF.
In fact, I have met lots of them in person here in NC (Richard and Annie)
and in Daytona (Norma, Stan, Sue, Mary Lee, Donna, Leighann, Janie, Al, and
Fay. There are some of the AFPF-ers that I'm still trying to coax across
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Group: alt.religion.mormon · Group Profile · Search for Teachery in alt.religion.mormon
Author: paid in full
Date: May 22, 2008 17:31
Hi Márcio, Well, from your writing I understand that the teachers judged the same 75 students, so I would say a paired t-test would be appropriate. Each student is judged (scored) by both teachers. There are no two independent data collections on student's scores, but two related ones on the same subjects. That is why a paired test is appropriate. There are more tests on inter-rater judgments
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