Do your C.I. and p-value answers match? (If they don't match, you've made a mistake in interpreting p-values, C.I.'s, or both. Figure out how to fix it before the exam!) Related-Samples T-Test Paired Samples Test Paired Differences 95% Confidence Interval of the Std. Error Difference Mean Std. Deviation Mean Lower Upper df Sig. (2-tailed) Pair 1 Before - After -4.50000 3.20936 1.31022 -7.86802 -1.13198 -3.435 5 019 2. Look at the above Related-Samples t-Test SPSS output and use it to answer the following questions. a. Recall that we have always used a test value of zero for the Related-Samples t-test. Therefore, compare that test value with the 95% C.I. given on the SPSS output. Is that test value inside the interval or outside the interval? Inside or Outside interval? b. Based your answer to part (a), do you think that a two-tailed hypothesis test using alpha = .05 would Reject Ho? (No credit unless your answer is consistent with your answer to part a). Is turging ?23? lol Yestome While til sode glit ta Hou) 2 Would a two-tailed, a = .05 hypothesis test Reject Ho? Yes or No: Sunday ted JisosS c. Now look at the p-value. Based on the p-value, do you Reject HO? Yes or No: Norysh, simiat in obieal Do your C.I. and p-value answers match? (If they don't match, you've made a mistake in interpeting p-values, C.I.'s, or both. Figure out how to fix it before the exam!)