Asked by joe
10.15 A psychologist theorized that people can hear better when the have just eaten a large meal. Six individuals were randomly assigned to eat either a large meal or a small meal. After eating the meal, their hearing was tested. The hearing ability scores (high numbers indicate greater ability) are given below. Using the 0.05 level, do the results support the psychologist’s theory
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Answered by
Perla
H0 is u = u1
H1 is u not equal to u2
But you have not specified the results of the test to check the hypothesis with!?!
H1 is u not equal to u2
But you have not specified the results of the test to check the hypothesis with!?!
Answered by
PsyDAG
This experiment (as you state it) is faulty. You need to test hearing <B>before</B> and after eating to note the effect of the meals on hearing.
Also the scores are not given. For most, copy and paste does not work.
Also the scores are not given. For most, copy and paste does not work.
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