Did Octopamine injected male residents seem to be more or less aggressive (by displaying dominance behaviors) towards intruder males compared to their initial encounter (base your answer on T-test results)? For this question use the dominant scores (Dom) for the all individual observations (focal male 1A to 2H) for a totalof sixteen pairs of data. ABCFGITreatment1: Male vs FemaleTreatment2: Male vs MaleTreatment3: Injected Male vs MaleFocal MaleDomSubDomSubDomSub1A333817666581B347019704621037025402681D113557501E12331427591F104328332581G242454431H70155814462A187143332B3636663201611652D5814532E44218412F452602G52572H35211442

Given information: The data represents the dominant and sub scores for males in 3 different…

id Octopamine injected male residents seem to be more or less aggressive (by displaying dominance behaviors) towards intruder males compared to their initial encounter (base your answer on T-test results)? For this question use the dominant scores (Dom) for the all individual observations (focal male 1A to 2H) for a total

id Octopamine injected male residents seem to be more or less aggressive (by displaying dominance behaviors) towards intruder males compared to their initial encounter (base your answer on T-test results)? For this question use the dominant scores (Dom) for the all individual observations (focal male 1A to 2H) for a total

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.1: Measures Of Center

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