1. There are two psychology classes: Michelle's class, and Susan's class. They teach differently, so they...

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1. There are two psychology classes: Michelle's class, and Susan's class. They teach differently, so they want to compare whether one method (interactive learning) is better than another (traditional lecture). They compare scores for Michelle's class (n = 20, M=95.4, SD = 2.6) and Susan's class (n = 20, M=95.8, SD = 3.1). What is the appropriate analysis for this data? T-test for one sample T-test for independent samples T-Test for dependent samples There is no appropriate analysis for this scenario 1. There are two psychology classes: Michelle's class, and Susan's class. They teach differently, so they want to compare whether one method (interactive learning) is better than another (traditional lecture). They compare scores for Michelle's class (n = 20, M=95.4, SD = 2.6) and Susan's class (n = 20, M=95.8, SD = 3.1). What is the appropriate analysis for this data? T-test for one sample T-test for independent samples T-Test for dependent samples There is no appropriate analysis for this scenario

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