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t-test  

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  • A test of ∗statistical significance, often of the difference between two group ∗means, such as the average score on a manual dexterity test of those who have and have not been given caffeine. Also used as a ∗test statistic for ∗correlation and ∗regression coefficients. [Source: Dictionary of Statistics & Methodology; t-Test]

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