1. Interpret the t-test results; in other words, what did you find (complete sentences, at least three). Make sure to interpret all the necessary parts of the test results.

Here are the T-test results from SPSS

Group Statistics Std. Error Employee's sex N Mean Std. Deviation Mean Score on training exam women 40 72.0830 9.13199 1.44389 men 40 78.6768 6.73203 1.06443Independent Samples Test Levene's Test for Equality of Variances t-test for Equality of Means 95% Confidence Interval of the Mean Std. Error Difference F Sig. + df Sig. (2-tailed) Difference Difference Lower Upper Score on training exam Equal variances 5.001 028 -3.676 78 <.001 assumed equal variances not assumedindependent samples effect sizes point confidence interval standardizer estimate lower upper score on training exam cohen d hedges correction .359 glass delta a. the denominator used in estimating sizes. uses pooled standard deviation. deviation plus a factor. sample of control group.descriptives for mean n std. error bound minimum maximum individual group pairs total homogeneity levene statistic df1 df2 sig based .287 median and .289 with adjusted trimmed sum squares df square f sig. between groups within comparisons dependent variable: tukey hsd difference sales j .1823 is significant at level.score hsda.b subset alpha="0.05" .070 means homogeneous subsets are displayed. harmonic size="26.562." b. unequal. used. type i levels guaranteed>