Which statistical test is this?Independent Sample t-testO chi-squareO ANOVAO CorrelationO O O O Descriptive StatisticsDependent Variable: speedStd.DeviationsucroseamountMeanN8%3.00001.4412316%4.65001.40408832%4.48751.228758Total4.04581.5056424Tests of Between-Subjects EffectsDependent Variable: speedТуpe II Sumof Squares13.231Partial EtaSquaredSourcedfMean SquareSig.Corrected Model26.6153.571.046.254Intercept392.8501392.850212.031.000.910sucroseamount13.23126.6153.571.046.254Error38.909211.853Total444.99024Corrected Total52.14023a. R Squared = .254 (Adjusted R Squared = .183)

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Descriptive Statistics Dependent Variable: speed Std. Deviation sucroseamount Mean N 8% 3.0000 1.44123 8 16% 4.6500 1.40408 8 32% 4.4875 1.22875 8 Total 4.0458 1.50564 24 Tests of Between-Subjects Effects Dependent Variable: speed Type Sum of Squares Partial Eta Source df Mean Square Sig. Squared Corrected Model 13.231 6.615 3.571 .046 254 Intercept 392.850 1 392.850 212.031 .000 .910 sucroseamount 13.231 2 6.615 3.571 .046 254 Error 38.909 21 1.853 Total 444.990 24 Corrected Total 52.140 23 a. R Squared = .254 (Adjusted R Squared = .183)

Descriptive Statistics Dependent Variable: speed Std. Deviation sucroseamount Mean N 8% 3.0000 1.44123 8 16% 4.6500 1.40408 8 32% 4.4875 1.22875 8 Total 4.0458 1.50564 24 Tests of Between-Subjects Effects Dependent Variable: speed Type Sum of Squares Partial Eta Source df Mean Square Sig. Squared Corrected Model 13.231 6.615 3.571 .046 254 Intercept 392.850 1 392.850 212.031 .000 .910 sucroseamount 13.231 2 6.615 3.571 .046 254 Error 38.909 21 1.853 Total 444.990 24 Corrected Total 52.140 23 a. R Squared = .254 (Adjusted R Squared = .183)

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