Compare two groups using the MAD
Subtract the means, then divide the difference by the MAD.
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Team A has a mean score of 19 and Team B has a mean score of 22. Both teams have a mean absolute deviation of 6. The difference between the means is how many times the MAD?
Answer: 0.5
Team A has a mean score of 17 and Team B has a mean score of 29. Both teams have a mean absolute deviation of 6. The difference between the means is how many times the MAD?
Answer: 2
Team A has a mean score of 11 and Team B has a mean score of 15. Both teams have a mean absolute deviation of 4. The difference between the means is how many times the MAD?
Answer: 1
Tip: Subtract the means, then divide the difference by the MAD.
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