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A developmental psychologist prepares a video tape which demonstrates the “conservation of matter”. She selects 8...

A developmental psychologist prepares a video tape which demonstrates the “conservation of matter”. She selects 8 young children from a day care and first tests them on this type of problem (that matter is the same volume regardless of shape) and records the number of correct responses. She then shows the video tape and re-measures their ability to solve these problems. Below are the results:
# correct           # correct
Child       before tape           after tape
1       3               8
2       0               6
3       6               4
4       2               8
5       9               10
6       8               6
7       6               2
8       5               10

State the independent and dependent variables.
State the Null Hypothesis in words and symbols
Compute the appropriate statistic
What is the decision?
State the Full conclusion in words.

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