Pochacco hypothesizes that giraffes will look longer at human infants than at human adults. In his zoo, he has 10 giraffes. They were all shown 2 pictures of humans (one infant and one adult) for 30 seconds, individually (each giraffe is shown both pictures). What statistical test might be appropriate for this study?

Pochacco hypothesizes that giraffes will look longer at human infants than at human adults. In his zoo, he has 10 giraffes. They were all shown 2 pictures of humans (one infant and one adult) for 30 seconds, individually (each giraffe is shown both pictures). What statistical test might be appropriate for this study?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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