Dataset: NES2004A_Student, Variables: Enviro_therm, Age] The Results Of An Independent Samples T-test Are Shown Below. Are Older People (those 30 Or Older) Less Sympathetic To The Environmental Movement Than Younger People (those Younger Than 30)? Or Do Younger People And Older People Not Differ Significantly In Their Feelings Toward Environmentalists? Using The SPSS Results, Test Your Hypothesis. Table 3: Group Statistics Respondent Age N Mean Std. Deviation Std. Error Mean Feeling Thermometer: Environmentalists >= 30 838 65.99 20.268 .700 < 30 205 66.20 19.923 1.391 Table 4: Independent Sample Test Levene's Test For Equality Of Variance T-test For Equality Of Means F Sig. T Df Sig. Mean Difference Feeling Thermometer: Environmentalists Equal Variances Assumed .095 .758 -.132 1041 .895 -.208 Equal Variances Not Assumed -.134 315.445 .894 -.208 Formulate A Null And Research Hypothesis. Determine The Level Of Significance. Based On The Results Of Levene’s Test, Find The Proper T Test Statistic. Compare The Test Statistic To The Critical Value. Compare The P-value To The Level Of Significance. Reject Or Do Not Reject The Null Hypothesis What Is Your Conclusion?

Dataset: NES2004A_Student, Variables: enviro_therm, age] The results of an independent samples t-test are shown below. Are older people (those 30 or older) less sympathetic to the environmental movement than younger people (those younger than 30)? Or do younger people and older people not differ significantly in their feelings toward environmentalists? Using the SPSS results, test your hypothesis. Table 3: Group Statistics Respondent age N Mean Std. Deviation Std. Error Mean Feeling Thermometer: environmentalists >= 30 838 65.99 20.268 .700 < 30 205 66.20 19.923 1.391 Table 4: Independent Sample Test Levene's Test for Equality of Variance t-test for Equality of Means F Sig. t df Sig. Mean Difference Feeling Thermometer: environmentalists Equal variances assumed .095 .758 -.132 1041 .895 -.208 Equal variances not assumed -.134 315.445 .894 -.208 Formulate a null and research hypothesis. Determine the level of significance. Based on the results of Levene’s test, find the proper t test statistic. Compare the test statistic to the critical value. Compare the p-value to the level of significance. Reject or do not reject the null hypothesis What is your conclusion?

- November 14, 2022 - Edwin Tunner

Dataset: NES2004A_Student, Variables: enviro_therm, age] The results of an independent samples t-test are shown below. Are older people (those 30 or older) less sympathetic to the environmental movement than younger people (those younger than 30)? Or do younger people and older people not differ significantly in their feelings toward environmentalists? Using the SPSS results, test your hypothesis.

Table 3: Group Statistics

	Respondent age	N	Mean	Std. Deviation	Std. Error Mean
Feeling Thermometer: environmentalists	>= 30	838	65.99	20.268	.700
< 30	205	66.20	19.923	1.391

Table 4: Independent Sample Test

	Levene’s Test for Equality of Variance	t-test for Equality of Means
F	Sig.	t	df	Sig.	Mean Difference
Feeling Thermometer: environmentalists	Equal variances assumed	.095	.758	-.132	1041	.895	-.208
Equal variances not assumed			-.134	315.445	.894	-.208

Formulate a null and research hypothesis.
Determine the level of significance.
Based on the results of Levene’s test, find the proper t test statistic.
Compare the test statistic to the critical value.
Compare the p-value to the level of significance.
Reject or do not reject the null hypothesis
What is your conclusion?

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