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SPSS Lab : Independent-Samples t - Salary Worksheet Copy the SPSS output boxes for each of your analyses and paste them into this worksheet in the designated spaces. Paste screenshots of the Data View and the Variable View in the designated spaces, too. Before or after you complete the quiz based on this lab, you must submit this worksheet to the assignment folder designated for the Independent-Samples t Labs. EXPERIMENT ONE Dr. Euphrasia studies gender differences in income, and she wants to apply what she knows to salaries in higher education. In most fields, women earn less than men, so she wants to test her expectation that female faculty earn less than male faculty. She selected a sample from the population of faculty teaching at colleges and universities in Georgia, where she could look up the salaries of any government employee. She obtained the following salary data for a sample of female and a sample of male faculty (in thousands of dollars): Using SPSS, compute the appropriate test on the data from Experiment 1. Paste the Group Statistics output here: Group Statistics Gender N Mean Std. Deviation Std. Error Mean Income in Thousands Women 7 74.00 15.067 5.695 Men 7 85.00 8.406 3.177 Women Men 60 90 88 97 95 89 72 74 84 88 61 75 58 82

Fill in the M and SD for each group: Women Men M (Experiment 1) 74.00 85.00 SD (Experiment 1) 15.07 8.41 Paste the Independent Samples Test output here: With alpha set at .05, write a conclusion based on these SPSS results. Be sure to report the appropriate statistics in APA style . The female participant group does not earn differently (M = 74.00) than the male participant group in the amount of salary (M = 85.00), t(12) = -1.69, p = .059. Paste a screenshot of the Data View (showing all the columns in which you have entered data) here:

Paste a screenshot of the Variable View (showing all the rows in which you have entered information corresponding to the columns above) here:

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