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It is appropriate to use the one-sample t-Test when:

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It is appropriate to use the one-sample t-Test when:

It is appropriate to use the one-sample t-Test when:

a. We want to compare the means of pairs of individuals who have been matched because they are similar to each other.
b. We want to compare the means of two independent groups.
c. We want to compare a sample statistic to a population statistic.
d. All of the variables are at the nominal level of measurement.

When calculating an effect size involving single system design data, the baseline data are treated like a control group, and the intervention data are treated like an experimental group.

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It is appropriate to use the paired-samples t-Test when:

a. We want to compare the means of pairs of individuals who have been matched because they are similar to each other.
b. We want to compare the means of two independent groups.
c. We want to compare a sample statistic to a population statistic.
d. We want to compare the means of more than two groups.

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