Inactive Tutor answered 08/25/19
For the Standard error (SE), the main pieces of information you need are the standard deviation (s) and sample size (n).
SE=s/sqrt(n) = 24/sqrt(36) =24/6=4.
Emily K.
asked 07/25/19A sample of n = 36 scores has a mean of M = 85 and a standard deviation of s = 24. What is the estimated standard error of the t-distribution of sample means (i.e., of the t-test for a single sample)?
Inactive Tutor answered 08/25/19
For the Standard error (SE), the main pieces of information you need are the standard deviation (s) and sample size (n).
SE=s/sqrt(n) = 24/sqrt(36) =24/6=4.
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