Social Studies, 20.07.2019 00:30 billy12008

Imagine we wanted to compare a group of married couples with a group of non-married couples on levels of relationship satisfaction. after collecting our data, we find that the mean age of our married group (m = 30) was significantly different from the mean age of our non-married group (m = 23). what should we do?

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