A researcher is interested in whether the males and females have different level

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A researcher is interested in whether the males and females have different levels of ankle sensitivity (measures in millimeters: the lower the number, the more sensitivity). The following results were found:

Based on these results, what can you conclude?

Men's ankles are significantly more sensitive than women's.

There's not enough information to form a conclusion.

There is no significant difference in ankle sensitivity between men and women.

Women's ankles are significantly more sensitive than men's.

a.

Men's ankles are significantly more sensitive than women's.

b.

There's not enough information to form a conclusion.

c.

There is no significant difference in ankle sensitivity between men and women.

d.

Women's ankles are significantly more sensitive than men's.

Statistics td. Deviation td. Error Mean nkle 27.4000 14.51695 6.49307 ale 16960 38993 Test Levene's Test for Equality of Variances test for Equality of Means td. Error Dif Equal variances assumed Equal variances not assumed 288 485 636 40000 11.12661 549 11.460 40000 83723

Explanation / Answer

Option C is Correct. There is no significant difference in ankle sensitivity between men and women. because p value in t-test for equality of means are very large

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