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When to Use Which t-test?
When to Use Which t-test?
Completion requirements
In this discussion, share a real or hypothetical research scenario and explain whether you would use an independent samples t-test or a paired samples t-test—and why. Be sure to mention:
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The number and type of groups involved
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Whether the data are from the same or different participants
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Your reasoning for the test choice
Instructions:
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Post your scenario and your test decision.
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Then, respond to at least one peer, asking clarifying questions or suggesting alternative interpretations.