Our first step to interpreting a t test for independent samples is to go to the table below the header "Independent Samples Test" and the "Levene's Test for Equality of Variances". Levene's Test will tell us which row of t test results we are going to use. There is the F score for the test and the significance level. The rules are simple: 1. If the Levene's Test is significant, we use the bottom row of results for the t test 2. If the Levene's Test is NOT significant, we use the top row of results for the t test So here we have an isolated Levene's Test. Fill in the answers for the questions below. Will you use the top or bottom row of results for HEIGHT? Will you use the top or bottom row of results for WEIGHT?

Levene's Test for Equality of Variances F Sig. HEIGHT Equal variances assumed 1.396 073 Equal variances not assumed WEIGHT Equal variances assumed 7.235 .046 Equal variances not assumed