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Chapter Ten: Inferences Involving The Mean Of A Single Population When σ Is Known

Chapter Ten: Inferences Involving The Mean Of A Single Population When σ Is Known

pp. 291-318

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, New York University, , Drew University, New Jersey
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Summary

One population parameter that is of particular interest to the behavioral scientist is the mean µ of a population. In this chapter, we will discuss two approaches to statistical inference involving the mean of a population: interval estimation and hypothesis testing. Although these approaches are both carried out using samples and they give essentially equivalent results, there is a basic difference between them and it is important to know what this difference is.

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