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4. Run a significance test using statistical software.
5. Write a report to discuss the findings of the significant test. Include graphical
presentations to help illustrate your findings.
Depending on how the data will be collected and used, IRB approval may or may not
be needed for the study. Specific instructions should be provided by the instructors
regarding the IRB requirement.

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