Why would you use it rather than using a normal t-test?
What is the difference between Hotellings T- square test with relation to
reliability as apposed to it's relation to multiple analysis of variance?
Where on SPSS for windows would you find the options for calculating
Hotellings T-square test?
Any information will be appreciated.
Thank you
Christine Smit
T^2 is a multivariate generalization of the univariate t-test (or it's
square). It's used the same way in RELIABILITY as it would be in any
other procedure: to test the null hypothesis of equal means over the
items. T^2 is actually only available in RELIABILITY. Other procedures
(MANOVA, GLM) have Hotelling's Trace, which is actually a generalization
of T^2, and a straightforward transformation of it when T^2 is defined.
I'd suggest looking in a good applied text such as James Stevens'
_Applied Multivariate Statistics for the Social Sciences_ for further
information.
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