What is a one-sample t-test all about? Be specific about the two different types of statistical analysis that can be completed with the one-sample t-test that are discussed in Ch. 12. 2. What are the scaling requirements for a one sample t-test in SPSS? E.g., would the test require nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio data? 3. Use the one-sample t-test with a TV=0 to find confidence intervals around the mean: a. Open the L'Experience.sav data set on Canvas. b. Calculate the confidence intervals around the means for the variables totspent (How many total dollars do you spend per month in restaurants?) AND likely (How likely would it be for you to patronize this new upscale restaurant?). c. Create a table with columns for the Variable, Means, Confidence Intervals and scale endpoints. d. Make sure and include means and scale endpoints for both variables e. Use your analysis of the means AND scale endpoints to interpret the means. In other words, explain the confidence interval in the context of the scale endpoints. f. As always, the scale is the key to reading the results so take careful note of the scale endpoints to interpret the results. g. Add color and formatting