Independent sample t-test for gender

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An independent sample t-test for gender (IV) and pretest scores (DV)

Were there significant gender differences?  How do you know? Interpret the results statistically and in words.

Data Set Homework 2 (*note 1 = males, 2 = females)

Gender                   Pretest                 Posttest

1.00                        50.00                     80.00

1.00                        50.00                     70.00

1.00                        80.00                     70.00

1.00                        80.00                     50.00

1.00                        70.00                     50.00

1.00                        70.00                     50.00

1.00                        60.00                     60.00

1.00                        60.00                     80.00

1.00                        90.00                     80.00

1.00                        90.00                     90.00

1.00                        90.00                     80.00

1.00                        80.00                     90.00

1.00                        80.00                     90.00

1.00                        70.00                     70.00

1.00                        70.00                     80.00

1.00                        50.00                     80.00

1.00                        50.00                     70.00

1.00                        50.00                     70.00

1.00                        60.00                     60.00

1.00                        70.00                     80.00

2.00                        50.00                     70.00

2.00                        40.00                     50.00

2.00                        40.00                     80.00

2.00                        70.00                     80.00

2.00                        50.00                     70.00

2.00                        50.00                     80.00

2.00                        50.00                     90.00

2.00                        60.00                     90.00

2.00                        70.00                     90.00

2.00                        40.00                     80.00

2.00                        40.00                     80.00

2.00                        30.00                     70.00

2.00                        30.00                     70.00

2.00                        50.00                     60.00

2.00                        60.00                     80.00

2.00                        40.00                     80.00

2.00                        70.00                     80.00

2.00                        50.00                     70.00

2.00                        60.00                     70.00

2.00                        70.00                     90.00

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