For the SPSS output below, imagine that this is an experiment looking at differences between men (group 1) and women (group 2) in terms of their level of math enjoyment: a. Explain what the results mean…are you rejecting the null, or failing to reject the null? are the results statistically significant or not?b. Write down a simple conclusion sentence that a friend who has never taken statistics will be able to read and understand in terms of what the results found. Group StatisticsgenderMeanStd. DeviationStd. Error Meantest_scoremale77.20007.085203.16860females681.00005.830952.38048Page 1Independent Samples TestLevene's Test for Equality oft-test for Equality ofVariancesMeansFSig.tdftest_scoreEqual variances assumed.001.972-978Equal variances not-.9597.801assumedIndependent Samples Testt-test for Equality of Means95%Confidence ...MeanStd. ErrorSig. (2-tailed)DifferenceDifferenceLowertest_scoreEqual variances assumed.354-3.800003.88673-12.59239Equal variances not.366-3.800003.96316-12.97974assumed

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For the SPSS output below, imagine that this is an experiment looking at differences between men (group 1) and women (group 2) in terms of their level of math enjoyment: a. Explain what the results mean…are you rejecting the null, or failing to reject the null? are the results statistically significant or not? b. Write dow

For the SPSS output below, imagine that this is an experiment looking at differences between men (group 1) and women (group 2) in terms of their level of math enjoyment: a. Explain what the results mean…are you rejecting the null, or failing to reject the null? are the results statistically significant or not? b. Write dow

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

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.4: Distributions Of Data

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