I'm wondering if our class sample (our opening survey data) likes cats or dogs more? Use the Opening Survey data (question #15) and the appropriate test statistics to determine whether there was a difference in our sample's reactions to cats and dogs. Test at = .05. Dogs M=5.54, SD=1.90, SE=.18, Cats M=5.05, SD=2.14, SE=.21, Dogs and Cat Correlation=.214, p value=.028, paired samples test for dogs and cats M=.49, SD=2.54, SE=.25, t=1.99, df=105, p value=.049 b. Explain the results of homogeneity of variance (if necessary), using p value for support. If is it not needed, write NA. c. Interpret the significance of the test statistic (using p value and real interpretation with IV and DV descriptors). d. Is a post hoc test needed for this analysis? If needed, interpret the results with p values as support. If post hoc are not needed, say that here and explain why. e. Calculate percentage of variance accounted for & Cohen's d i. Percentage of variance = ii. Cohen's d =