1) You have read that individual perception of happiness is affected by marriage. To test it,...

1) You have read that individual perception of happiness is affected by marriage. To test it, you decide to gather 5 participants who rated happiness on a level of 1 to 20 before being married and the same rating was requested one year into their marriage. Compute an appropriate test: Participants Single Married

Participants	Single	Married
1	20	15
2	16	14
3	20	16
4	19	16
5	20	19

Step 1: State your null and alternative hypothesis

Step 2: State your critical value. What is your alpha level? Is this one-tailed or two-tailed? How many degrees of freedom?

Step 3: Compute the appropriate statistic for an obtained score

Step 4: Make your decision, should you reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis? What can you conclude? (3 points) Should you compute effect size? If so, do it! What do you conclude from this statistic? - Of course, you should also report the appropriate proportion of variability

Write a formal paragraph to interpret your scores.(5 points)

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