One member of each pair of dogs from the same litter was randomly assigned to a training group, and the other member of each pair was assigned to a no training group In other words, they were matched based on which litter they came from 1) How many dogs participated in the dog training experiment 2) Assuming an alpha of 001, should the researcher retain or reject the null retain reject 3) Report the statistical results in APAstyle, based on the SPSS output given Paired Samples Statistics Std Error Mean N Std Deviation Mean Training 16 50 12 2 067 597 No Training 11 50 12 2 431 702 Paired Samples Test Paired Differences 95 Confidence Interval of the Std Error Difference Mean Std Deviation Mean Lower Upper df Sig (2 tailed) Training No training 5 000 2 296 663 3 541 6 459 7 543 11 003

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*One member of each pair of dogs from the same litter was randomly assigned to a training group, and the other member of each pair

*One member of each pair of dogs from the same litter was randomly assigned to a training group, and the other member of each pair was assigned to a no-training group. In other words, they were matched based on which litter they came from.*

1) How many dogs participated in the dog training experiment

2) Assuming an alpha of .001, should the researcher retain or reject the null

retain
reject

3) Report the statistical results in APAstyle, based on the SPSS output given

Paired Samples Statistics Std. Error Mean N Std. Deviation Mean Training 16.50 12 2.067 597 No Training 11.50 12 2.431 .702 Paired Samples Test Paired Differences 95% Confidence Interval of the Std. Error Difference Mean Std. Deviation Mean Lower Upper df Sig. (2-tailed) Training - No training 5.000 2.296 663 3.541 6.459 7.543 11 003