A cross-cultural psychologist living in an overseas, non-Western rural area has

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A cross-cultural psychologist living in an overseas, non-Western rural area has a background studying culture bias in traditional psychological testing procedures. She contends that members of a rural community who normally score lower than average on traditional Western-style IQ tests will score better than the general population on a new test that emphasizes practical and social intelligence. Scores on the test can range from I 100. She recruits 18 volunteers and administers the new test. Their scores are as follows: Based on early normative data in Western countries, the mean for the general population is 64. Do members of this community score significantly higher on the new IQ test?

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A cross-cultural psychologist living in an overseas, non-Western rural area has

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