2. A group of students was classified into “ABove Average" and “Average and Below". They were asked how often they talked with their teachers. Do the following responses of the two groups differ significantly> Use alpha 0.01. Sometimes to Never 41 |Usually or Always 83 Above Average Average and Below 151 113

2. A group of students was classified into “ABove Average" and “Average and Below". They were asked how often they talked with their teachers. Do the following responses of the two groups differ significantly> Use alpha 0.01. Sometimes to Never 41 |Usually or Always 83 Above Average Average and Below 151 113

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