In an investigation of the visual-scanning behavior of
Chapter 15, Problem 64SE(choose chapter or problem)
In an investigation of the visual-scanning behavior of deaf children, measurements of eye-movement rates, were taken on nine deaf and nine hearing children. From the data given in
the table, is there sufficient evidence to justify claiming that the distributions of eye-movement
rates differ for deaf children A and hearing children B?
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