Calculate the pooled variance.Explain why we use pooled variance. Stating that we need it for the standard error is not sufficient. Explain conceptually why the variation in the 2 groups is combined for the statistical test.What is the critical t and degrees of freedom for this test (assuming alpha = .05)?Calculate the obtained-t. There are hundreds of studies that demonstrate the effects of priming onhuman behavior. In one application, researchers have discovered thatcharacteristics of one's environment can influence behavior. To test theeffects of priming on ratings of job attitudes, a researcher designs a study tosee whether people report differing levels of work centrality (i.e. theimportance of work in a person's life) depending on whether they completetheir ratings while they are at work or while they are relaxing in a coffee shop.The researcher identifies 15 adult employees, and asks them to complete astandardized measure of work centrality (i.e. work importance) while they areworking at their workplace (Workplace Group). The researcher also identifiesa separate group of 20 adult employees, and asks them to complete the samework centrality measure while they are relaxing at a coffee shop (Coffee ShopGroup). The work centrality measure assesses the degree to whichparticipants believe that working is a central aspect of their lives. Scoresrange from 1-7, where higher scores indicate greater work centrality.Workplace (WP)_M = 6.5SS = 85Coffee Shop (CS).M = 4SS = 30

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Calculate the pooled variance. Explain why we use pooled variance. Stating that we need it for the standard error is not sufficient. Explain conceptually why the variation in the 2 groups is combined for the statistical test. What is the critical t and degrees of freedom for this test (assuming alpha = .05)? Calculate the obtained-t.

Calculate the pooled variance. Explain why we use pooled variance. Stating that we need it for the standard error is not sufficient. Explain conceptually why the variation in the 2 groups is combined for the statistical test. What is the critical t and degrees of freedom for this test (assuming alpha = .05)? Calculate the obtained-t.

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