From the Likert Survey questions asked about which group is more at risk of occupational.

Based on the data input using: t-Test: Two-Sample Assuming Equal Variances

Can we reject the null hypothesis? If so explain why?

AutoSave OFF A H PG ... Copy of Book1 (1) (1) Home Insert Draw Page Layout Formulas Data Review View ? Tell me Share Comments 2 8 Queries & Connections 2 KA P Clear Group v + of Analysis Tools Properties Reapply Ungroup v Get Data (Power Data from Refresh Stocks Geography Al Sort Filter Text to What-If Subtotal Data Analysis Query) Picture All Edit Links Advanced Columns Analysis G31 X fx C D F G H J K M A L Group A Question 1 Response Question 2 Response Question 3 Response Question 4 Response Question 5 Response Group A Average 2 Non-Born Workers 4 4.2 3 Non-Born Workers 4.2 4 Non-Born Workers 3.2 5 5-Point Lukert Scale Non-Born Workers 1.8 6 Non-Born Workers 4 (1)Strongly Disagree U A A W W U H N GI UT U W AA AA UW WUT Non-Born Workers 4.2 (2) Disagree Non-Born Workers 4 (3) Neither agree or disagree 9 Non-Born Workers 4.2 (4) Agree 10 Non-Born Workers 4 (5) Strongly Agree 5 1 Non-Born Workers 4.8 Group B Question 1 Response Quesion 2 Response Question 3 Response Question 4 Response Question 5 Response Group B Average t-Test: Two-Sample Assuming Equal Variances 13 U.S. Born Workers 2.2 JA W 14 U.S. Born Workers 2.2 Group A Average Group B Average 15 U.S. Born Workers 1.8 Mean 3.86 2.32 16 U.S. Born Workers 3.4 Variance 0.676 0.268444444 10 10 17 U.S. Born Workers 2.4 Observations UNWNWNNH W W N N H H A H W N IN W N W N W N W N H WHNHWUN 18 U.S. Born Workers 1.6 Pooled Variance 0.472222222 19 U.S. Born Workers 2.6 Hypothesized Mean 2 d 18 20 U.S. Born Workers H W W W N 2.8 t Stat 5.011093576 21 U.S. Born Workers 22 U.S. Born Workers 2.2 P(T