A popular myth is that for identical twins, one is the "nice one" and one is the "mean one." Fourteen pairs of identical twins were randomly selected and given a personality test for measuring "niceness" or “meanness" where the higher score implies "niceness" and a lower score implies “meanness." At the 1% significance level, is there a difference in the personality scores between the identical twins. First Born 43 54 49 53 49 52 58 51 59 48 45 49 47 46 Score Second 52 47 46 50 51 50 45 46 47 49 54 50 54 Born Score 50

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A popular myth is that for identical twins, one is the "nice one" and one is the "mean one." Fourteen
pairs of identical twins were randomly selected and given a personality test for measuring "niceness"
or “meanness" where the higher score implies "niceness" and a lower score implies “meanness." At
the 1% significance level, is there a difference in the personality scores between the identical twins.
First Born
43
54
49
53
49
52
58
51
59
48
45
49
47
46
Score
Second
52
47
46
50
51
50
45
46
47
49
54
50
54
Born Score
50
Transcribed Image Text:A popular myth is that for identical twins, one is the "nice one" and one is the "mean one." Fourteen pairs of identical twins were randomly selected and given a personality test for measuring "niceness" or “meanness" where the higher score implies "niceness" and a lower score implies “meanness." At the 1% significance level, is there a difference in the personality scores between the identical twins. First Born 43 54 49 53 49 52 58 51 59 48 45 49 47 46 Score Second 52 47 46 50 51 50 45 46 47 49 54 50 54 Born Score 50
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