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An educational researcher believes that students learn best in small groups (fewer than three people

Question: An educational researcher believes that students learn best in small groups (fewer than three people per group) than in big groups. She selects a class of 30 biostatistics students and divides them into three treatments groups: no intervention, assignment to small study group, and assignment to large study group. At the end of the course, these are the final grades for the three groups (12 points):

No intervention	Small Group	Large Group
87	87	89
86	85	91
76	99	96
56	85	87
78	79	89
98	81	90
77	82	89
66	78	96
75	85	96
67	91	93

What is your null hypothesis?

What is your alternative hypothesis?

Please provide all computations and statistical values related to your inferential test in the proper format, below:

	SS	DF	MS	Test Statistic	p-value or critical value
Between
Within
Total

Can the researcher conclude that there is a significant difference among the three groups? Can she conclude just from the data in the table above that small groups are superior to large groups or no intervention? Why or why not?

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