Now that you have learned how to use statistics to analyze experimental data, let's return to the assignment you completed in lesson 1 of this unit, where you learned to use the scientific method to research child adjustment. Now, you must present the data you've collected in statistical form.

For example, you might create a data table reflecting the graduation rates of both groups.

Are your findings descriptive or inferentials?
Are your findings statistically significant? If so, how?

Question

Now that you have learned how to use statistics to analyze experimental data, let's return to the assignment you completed in lesson 1 of this unit, where you learned to use the scientific method to research child adjustment. Now, you must present the data you've collected in statistical form. 

For example, you might create a data table reflecting the graduation rates of both groups. 

Are your findings descriptive or inferentials? 
Are your findings statistically significant? If so, how?