1. Provide a BRIEF one-paragraph summary of the study and explain why the methodology used was a t-test.
2. Identify the null hypothesis and alternative hypotheses. You will need to write the null hypothesis, as this is not provided in most research reports.
3. Address the type of data required and name three assumptions of the data that were met.
4. Discuss whether the finding in the study is statistically significant, in reference to the alpha-level and p-value.