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(Be sure to paste the R Console Output and code!!!) Using the following data and R,...

(Be sure to paste the R Console Output and code!!!) Using the following data and R, write a brief paragraph about whether the in-home treatment is equally effective as the out-of-home treatment for two separate groups. Here are the data. The outcome variable is level of anxiety after treatment on a scale from 1 to 10.

In-Home Treatment

Out-of-Home Treatment

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