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0220521 · **on:** Feb 26, 2023

An experimenter presented a body cue (such as bowing, pointing, or glancing) toward one of two objects and recorded whether a 4 year-old male collie named Krieger correctly chose the object indicated. Krieger chose the correct object 6 out of 10 times in this study. Does this provide evidence that Krieger understands human body cues? What are the TS,p-value, and decision in this study, using a 0.05 level of significance?

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TS = 0.6325;p-value = 0.264; rejectH₀

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TS = 0.6325;p-value = 0.264; fail to rejectH₀

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TS = –0.6325;p-value = 0.264; fail to rejectH₀

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TS = 0.1000;p-value = 0.4602; fail to rejectH₀

hvhf4k+549qz8f218jyo@shar · **Reply #1 on:** Feb 26, 2023

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