Did male residents seem to be more or less aggressive (by displaying dominance behaviors) towards intruder females compared to intruder males (base your answer on T-test results)? Might there be an explanation for these observations? For this question only use the dominant scores (Dom) for the first round of observations (focal male 1A to 1H) for a total of eight pairs of data from Treatment 1 and Treatment 2. ABCFGITreatment1: Male vs FemaleTreatment2: Male vs MaleTreatment3: Injected Male vs MaleFocal MaleDomSubDomSubDomSub1A333817666581B347019704621037025402681D113557501E12331427591F104328332581G242454431H70155814462A187143332B3636663201611652D5814532E44218412F452602G52572H35211442

Given information: The data represents the dominant and sub scores for males in 3 different…

Did male residents seem to be more or less aggressive (by displaying dominance behaviors) towards intruder females compared to intruder males (base your answer on T-test results)? Might there be an explanation for these observations? For this question only use the dominant scores (Dom) for the first round of observations (focal male 1A

Did male residents seem to be more or less aggressive (by displaying dominance behaviors) towards intruder females compared to intruder males (base your answer on T-test results)? Might there be an explanation for these observations? For this question only use the dominant scores (Dom) for the first round of observations (focal male 1A

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.1: Measures Of Center

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