this study found that fourth year students at ONLINE UNIVERSITY Q had significantly higher salaries (M=150,000, SD=3.8) than the first year students (M=88,000, SD=2.7), t(18) = 4.68, p <.05, Is it possible to compute the effect size from the information given in the problem? Why or

this study found that fourth year students at ONLINE UNIVERSITY Q had significantly higher salaries (M=150,000, SD=3.8) than the first year students (M=88,000, SD=2.7), t(18) = 4.68, p <.05, Is it possible to compute the effect size from the information given in the problem? Why or

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Section10.1: Measures Of Center

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