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Title: How often do you go to Alden


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How often do you go to Alden?
  • Rachel Lewis
  • Scott Kilgore
  • Joe Licht
  • Danielle Korb

2
Research Question
  • According to Ohio University Research Statistics
    the average OU student visits the library 15.4
    times per academic year

3
How we collected Data
  • Convenience Sampling
  • Asked 10 people a piece which 40

4
Survey we used
  • How many times per year do you visit Alden
    Library?
  • What is your class rank?

5
Hypothesis
  • H0 µ lt 15.4
  • H1 µ gt 15.4
  • a 0.05

6
Decision Rule
  • Right Tailed test
  • Reject H0 if z gt 1.64

7
Excel Template Data
  • Test of Normal Hypotheses
  • One Sample Mean
  • Input Data
  • HoMean 15.4
  • SaMean 63.58
  • n 40
  • StdDev 43.36
  • Alpha 0.05
  • Calculated Value
  • z 7.03
  • Test for Right-Tail
  • RtCrt_zVal 1.64

8
Decision
  • Reject H0
  • P almost 0

9
Conclusion
  • After randomly sampling Ohio University students
    and comparing the mean to the data found by Ohio
    University Research Statistics, it is concluded
    that the average OU student visits the library
    more than 15.4 times per academic year

10
Independent Sample T test
  • Upperclassmen (1) vs. Underclassmen (2)

11
Hypothesis
  • H0 µ1 lt µ2
  • H1 µ1 gt µ2
  • a 0.05

12
Decision Rule
  • Right Tail Test
  • Reject H0 if t gt 1.684

13
SPSS Data
  • Group Statistics
  • RANK N Mean Std. Deviation Std.
    Error Mean
  • VISITS 1.00 16 72.0625 52.6390
    13.1597
  • 2.00 24 57.9167 36.0228
    7.3531
  • Independent Samples Test
  • Levenes Test for

    t-test for Equality of Means
  • Equality of Variances

14
Decision
  • Fail to Reject H0
  • P gt 0.1

15
Conclusion
  • In comparing a sample of Ohio University
    upperclassmen to underclassmen, it is concluded
    that upperclassmen visits to the library per
    academic year are not greater than that of
    underclassmen

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How we could have made the sample random.
  • Use a phone book
  • Pick a random name to start with
  • Use formula k N/n
  • k N/40
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