Fifteen school-aged children in a rural elementary school were recruited, through random sampling, t


Question: Fifteen school-aged children in a rural elementary school were recruited, through random sampling, to participate in a health education intervention designed to improve physical activity. Scores (interval/ratio level) to measure physical activity were obtained before and after the intervention. Is there a significant difference in scores after completing the health education intervention?

Participants’ ID Number Scores before Intervention Scores after Intervention
1 96 90
2 80 90
3 83 80
4 80 85
5 90 94
6 70 78
7 74 70
8 80 89
9 82 80
10 90 90
11 95 90
12 85 80
13 70 75
14 80 92
15 70 80
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