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In situations where there is a logical tie
between the data we use a matched pairs
experiment
• In this experiment we match an observation
in one sample with an observation in another
• The match is created due to the logical tie
they share.
• Ex. Studying salaries of marketing and
finance majors with similar GPA's - the
logical connection is similar GPS's, the data
we are pairing is salaries.
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