Explain the number of dependent and independent variables

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Problem

• Identify the types of variables you would need to conduct:

o a Chi-square (for students whose last name begins with A-H)
o one-sample t-test (for students whose last name begins with I-P)
o paired t-test (for students whose last name begins with Q-Z)

• Be sure to explain the number of dependent and independent variables, and the types of dependent variables necessary for the statistical analysis.

• Provide a health-related example (or use a peer-reviewed article that used the statistical analysis) to explain your answer.

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