Any paired-samples t test could also be tested as a(n)
A) crosstab
B) independent-samples t test
C) multiple regression
D) one-sample t test

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A paired-samples t test compares the means of two related groups to determine if there is a statistically significant difference between these means. This can be conceptualized as comparing the mean difference to zero, which aligns with the logic of a one-sample t test where the mean of a single sample is compared to a known value or theoretical expectation (in this case, the difference expected is zero if there's no change or effect). The other options do not directly align with the conceptual framework of a paired-samples t test.

Any Paired-Samples T Test Could Also Be Tested as A(n)