A researcher wants to asses the self-discipline levels among undergraduate and graduate students. A random sample of 300 undergraduate students was selected with average score of 184 and standard deviation of 16 ( group 1). Also , a random sample of 350 graduate students was selected with average score of 153 and standard deviation of 21 ( group

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