tarleton.instructure.com Course Hero Course Hero Course Hero Question 34 3 pts Question 6A A researcher is investigating the effect of background noise on classroom performance for children aged 10 to 12. One class of N = 16 students who listens to calming music each day while working on arithmetic problems is chosen as the experimental group (group 1). Another class of N = 16 students serves as a control group with no music (group 2). Accuracy scores are measured for each child, and the average for students in the music condition is X = 86.75 with SS = 1250. For the no-music condition, the average is X = 78.8, with SS = 1180. A) Compute a 95% confidence interval for u1 - 2, the population mean difference in accuracy scores. For this sample, t*df = The 95% CI = ( NOTE: Report t*df exactly as it is in the PsyStat calculator. Report the confidence interval to two numbers after the decimal place (eg: 1.11, 2.22).tarleton.instructure.com Course Hero Course Hero Course Hero Question 35 1 pts Question 6A- t*df Work In the PsyStat calculator: Distribution: [ Select ] 4 df: [ Select ] Find area : [ Select ] [ Select ] [ Select ]tarleton.instructure.com Course Hero Course Hero Course Hero Question 33 2 pts Question 6- Intro A researcher is investigating the effect of background noise on classroom performance for children aged 10 to 12. One class of N = 16 students who listens to calming music each day while working on arithmetic problems is chosen as the experimental group (group 1). Another class of N = 16 students serves as a control group with no music (group 2). Accuracy scores are measured for each child, and the average for students in the music condition is X = 86.75 with SS = 1250. For the no-music condition, the average is X = 78.8, with SS = 1180. For this sample, the standard deviation is and the standard error is