A researcher studies the effect of cognitive psychotherapy on positive self-regard. The number of positive statements made about oneself is recorded for each participant during the first meeting. After 8 weekly therapy sessions, the measures are repeated for each person. The therapist predicts that cognitive psychotherapy will increase the number of positive statements. For the following data: Before Treatment: 7, 6, 9, 5 After Treatment: 10,12,7,17 What is the t score for this sample?

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