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6.17 6 ( 5.65 ) 35 7
137
2.437 4
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SPSS
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1
15
23
24
22
8
16
18
12
16
8
6
16
14
15
24
6
10
10
8
16
27
20
21
17
27
19
19
22
20
20
12
16
19
8
30
25
7
12
10
5
14
16
23
20
4
9
7
12
14
= 0.05
:
: .
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138
.2 Analyze Non-
Parametric Test 1-Sample K-S
139
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140
:
NPar Tests
15.26 6.782
.0.573
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Poison Exponential
:
141
) (
15.26
1.369 0.047 = 0.05
) (
142
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.
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:
81571378 72932965666
56113234748435645987
= 0.05
: H a
: H 0
.1 ). (Number
.2 Random 1
3
143
.3 Analyze ) Non-Parametric
(Statistics Runs :
.4
144
) (
.
.6 Ok :
40
) ( 24 0.874
0.382 = 0.05
.
145
.8 Friedman Test
Repeated Measure Design
:
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:
: H 0 .
: H a ) (.
:10
T3
T1
T2
10
18
7
12
19
8
15
17
16
13
14
12
15
20
17
12
15
10
11
7
6
13
18
11
15
19
11
7
13
12
12
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18
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: H 0 .
: H a .
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146
.2 Analyze ) Non-Parametric
(Statistics )(k Related Samples
147
.3 :
.4 Test Variables
Friedman :
.5 Ok :
148
Friedman Test
Ranks
Mean Rank
1.83
2.75
1.42
T1
T2
T3
149
)Test Statistics (a
12
11.167
2
Chi-Square
df
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Asymp. Sig.
a Friedman Test
12 ) 2
( 11.167
Asymp. Sig. =0.004
. = 0.05
150