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Hypothesis Testing: Measures of Difference Measures of Association

This document discusses different types of hypothesis testing used in research. It explains measures of difference, which test for differences between groups using t-tests, ANOVA, etc. It also covers measures of association that examine relationships between variables through correlation, simple linear regression, and multiple regression analyses. Hypothesis testing is used to investigate whether claims about populations can be supported by data.

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Hypothesis Testing: Measures of Difference Measures of Association

This document discusses different types of hypothesis testing used in research. It explains measures of difference, which test for differences between groups using t-tests, ANOVA, etc. It also covers measures of association that examine relationships between variables through correlation, simple linear regression, and multiple regression analyses. Hypothesis testing is used to investigate whether claims about populations can be supported by data.

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Hypothesis Testing

Measures of Difference Measures of Association


Hypothesis Testing

Measures of Difference Measures of Association

One variable and a Two Groups More than two More than two
constant one Variable groups groups
Measures of
Difference

One variable and a Two Groups More than two More than two
constant one Variable groups groups

Directional
CGPA of BBA 4 is higher than the constant value of 3.25
Hypothesis
Non-Directional
CGPA of BBA 4 significant different from the constant value of 3.25
Hypothesis

Model Student GPA GPA

Parametric Test One Sample t-test

Non-Parametric Test One Sample KS-test


Measures of
Difference

One variable and a Two Groups More than two More than two
constant one Variable groups groups

Non-Directional
There is a significant difference in the satisfaction level of male and
Hypothesis
female employees
Directional
Male employees are less satisfied than female employees
Hypothesis
Satisfaction
Model Male
Female Motivation

Commitment
Parametric Test Independent sample t-test

Non-Parametric Test Man Whitney u test


Measures of
Difference

One variable and a Two Groups More than two More than two
constant one Variable groups groups

Non-Directional
There is a significant difference in CGPA of MBA, MPA, ECO students
Hypothesis
Directional
CGPA of MBA students are higher than MPA and ECO students.
Hypothesis

Model MBA CGPA


MPA
ECO Satisfaction

Parametric Test ANOVA (Analysis of variance)


Non-Parametric Test Kruskal Wallis test
Measures of
Difference

One variable and a Two Groups More than two Before and
constant one Variable groups After

Non-Directional
There is a significant difference in the job satisfaction before
Hypothesis
training and after training
Directional
Before training job is lower than after training
Hypothesis

Model Before Job Satisfaction


Training
Performance
After Training Commitment

Parametric Test Paired Sample t test

Non-Parametric Test Wilcoxon test


Hypothesis Testing

Measures of Difference Measures of Association

Correlation Studies Regression Studies

One dependent One dependent One independent More than one


and one and more than and more than dependent and
independent one independent one dependent independent
variable variable
variable variable
Measures of Association

Correlation Studies Regression Studies

Directional
There is a positive correlation between motivation and satisfaction
Hypothesis
level
Non-Directional
There is a correlation between motivation and satisfaction level
Hypothesis

Model Motivation Job Satisfaction

Parametric Test Pearson Correlation

Non-Parametric Test Spearman Rank correlation


Regression
Analysis

One dependent and One dependent and One independent More than one
one independent more than one and more than one dependent and
variable independent dependent variable independent
variable variable

Directional
Job Satisfaction has a negative impact on turnover intension
Hypothesis
Non-Directional There is a significant relationship impact between job satisfaction
Hypothesis and turnover attention

Model Job Turnover


satisfaction Intension

Parametric Test Simple linear Regression

Non-Parametric Test Mostly its not apply able but in some cases you can apply
ChiSquare
Regression
Analysis

One dependent and One dependent and One independent More than one
one independent more than one and more than one dependent and
variable independent dependent variable independent
variable variable

Model Job satisfaction


Turnover Intension
Motivation
Commitment

Directional
Hypothesis
Non-Directional
Hypothesis
Parametric Test Multiple linear Regression

Non-Parametric Test ChiSquare


Regression
Analysis

One dependent and One dependent and One independent More than one
one independent more than one and more than one dependent and
variable independent dependent variable independent
variable variable

Model Motivation
Job
Commitment
satisfaction
Turnover Intension

Directional
Hypothesis
Non-Directional
Hypothesis
Parametric Test Multiple linear Regression

Non-Parametric Test ChiSquare


Regression
Analysis

One dependent and One dependent and One independent More than one
one independent more than one and more than one dependent and
variable independent dependent variable independent variable
variable

Model Job satisfaction Motivation

Commitment Turnover Intension

Directional
Hypothesis
Non-Directional
Hypothesis
Parametric Test Simple Regression, Multiple regression (run as much variable
involve
Non-Parametric Test ChiSquare

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