Suppose the average reading speed of 15 randomly selected elementary school students is 25, and the average reading speed of 15 randomly selected middle school students is 31. You compute an independent-samples t-test, and your t-obtained is 5.72, which is statistically significant. What is the most appropriate conclusion? Think of what would be the experimental hypotheses, and in a sentence or two describe your interpretation of the results, using the actual independent and dependent variables, as you would explain it to a reporter.

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