The estimated standard error in the denominator of the repeated-measures t statistic measures the typical mean difference that is expected for a sample selected from a population with a zero mean difference.

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The estimated standard error in the denominator of the repeated-measures t statistic measures the variability of the mean difference scores in the sample, assuming a zero mean difference in the population. Therefore, it is true that the typical mean difference expected for a sample selected from a population with a zero mean difference is being measured.

The Estimated Standard Error in the Denominator of the Repeated-Measures