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My Research Methods class (N = 14) was interested in whetherstudying alone or in groups would result in better grades on theirthird exam. Half of the class (n = 7) studied for the exam alone,while the other half (n = 7) studied as a group. Their grades aresummarized in the below tables:

   

Study Alone

Student

Grade

1

78%

2

97%

3

79%

4

90%

5

91%

6

74%

7

72%

Study in Group

Student

Grade

8 8

72%

9. 9

89%

1 10

77%

1 11

87%

1 12

89%

1 13

77%

1 14

69%

Using the above data, answer the following questions

  1. Which type of t-test (one-sample, independent samples, relatedsamples) is appropriate for determining if those that that studiedin a group earned better or worse grades than those who studiedalone? Why?
  1. State the alternative and null hypotheses (using thestatistical notation for stating mathematical relationships) thatrepresents the prediction that those who studied in a group willobtain grades that are, on average, different from that of thosewho studied alone.
  1. Calculate pooled variance, standard error of the difference,and tobt.
  1. Using an alpha of 0.05, what is tcrit?Would you reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis? Why?

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independent samples test Ho 1 2 0 Ha 12 0 Level of Significance 005 Sample 1 study alone mean of sample 1 x1 083 standard deviation of sample 1 s1    See Answer
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