(1) Provide the goal of the study and clearly state the research hypothesis by describing the variables. (2) Describe the results noting the...

(1) Provide the goal of the study and clearly state the research hypothesis by describing the variables.

(2) Describe the results noting the direction (e.g., higher or lower; increase or decrease; etc.) and difference between sample mean (M = ?; 95% CI = ?) and the population mean (µ = ?).

 (3) Report and interpret the 95% CI around the difference between the two means (e.g., does the CI contain 0 or not—how do you interpret the Ho if it does or does not include 0?). Also, be sure to report and interpret the effect size (d = ?).

 (4) Report the inferential statistic used to compute the p-value (Z [ n = ?] = observed value, p < or > α) and state if the results are significant or not.

coloryearsMhe research question the teacher want to answer is: does "calming green" paper influence test scores?