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Namita Sharma,Jayanta Goswami,Poonam Sharma these tests on the basis of his raw scores. This is not an informed or sensible procedure, but it is one that is often erroneously applied. You may have a school report which shows that you were better at English than you were at history, judged solely on raw scores. Let us look at this more carefully.

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R. Kerry,M. A. Oliver,Z. L. Frogbrookreal one or whether it could be reasonably attributed to chance, i.e. does the difference between the two sample means lie within the expected chance distribution of differences between the means of an infinite number of pairs of samples at some level of probability?

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Standard scores, these tests on the basis of his raw scores. This is not an informed or sensible procedure, but it is one that is often erroneously applied. You may have a school report which shows that you were better at English than you were at history, judged solely on raw scores. Let us look at this more carefully.

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