(Solved): Scenario 3. The average score in an NCAA Division 1 Women's Basketball game is 61 points (SD =4.1pt ...

Scenario 3. The average score in an NCAA Division 1 Women's Basketball game is 61 points (SD $=4.1\mathrm{pts})$. Suppose a few universities in Ohio begin implementing a new training program that promises to increase the number of points won in each game. At the end of the season, the teams that tried the new program $(N=16)$ have an average score of 64 points per game. $\alpha =,05$ a. What analysis is appropriate? b. Is the research hypothesis one-tailed or two-tailed? c. I compute a test-statistic score of 2.93 . My critical test-statistic value is 1.645 . Are my results significant? d. Is the null rejected or do I fail to reject the null? e. What is the best interpretation of the results (refer to the means mentioned in the Scenario 3 description to fully interpret the results)?