Thank you for your help! I am having trouble understanding what statistical test I can use, in order to figure out a power analysis.
I want to prove that an animal is capable of vocally matching a stimulus. So I have a pre-recording of the animals call, a artifical call played to the animal, and then the animal's responses.
There are several ways calls can vary, and there a 7 variables I will be changing (but only one at a time). When varying each of these 7 variables they are varied on a continious scale (any numerical interval for example between 150 to 1,500).
So I want to show that the call that is played to the animal, the animal matches its response. It seemed like a t-test would be appropriate? The hypothesis would then be that the played sound and animals response the same?
I want to prove that an animal is capable of vocally matching a stimulus. So I have a pre-recording of the animals call, a artifical call played to the animal, and then the animal's responses.
There are several ways calls can vary, and there a 7 variables I will be changing (but only one at a time). When varying each of these 7 variables they are varied on a continious scale (any numerical interval for example between 150 to 1,500).
So I want to show that the call that is played to the animal, the animal matches its response. It seemed like a t-test would be appropriate? The hypothesis would then be that the played sound and animals response the same?
