I think there is a minor typo in chapter 1.4 line 146:
In the simulation, we generate n = 71 normally distributed IQ scores with a mean of M (106 by default) and a standard deviation of 15. We then perform a one-sample t-test and store the p-value.
The code chunk from line 133 to 143:
In the simulation, we generate n = 71 normally distributed IQ scores with a mean of M (105 by default) and a standard deviation of 15. We then perform a one-sample t-test and store the p-value.
As I've said before your textbook is awesome (especially as a preparation for my master's degree) :)
Hey Dr. Lakens,
I think there is a minor typo in chapter 1.4 line 146:
The code chunk from line 133 to 143:
In the simulation, we generate n = 71 normally distributed IQ scores with a mean of M (105 by default) and a standard deviation of 15. We then perform a one-sample t-test and store the p-value.
As I've said before your textbook is awesome (especially as a preparation for my master's degree) :)