Armando works in a research institute and they have collected the following data on a random sample of 500 students, Gender
GRE score before and after participation in a GRE prep course (GRE is a test you take for entering graduate school)
Armando wants to answer questions the following questions:
1: After taking the GRE preparation course, did women show more improvement on the GRE score or men?
2: After the GRE preparation course, did more women get admitted to the graduate program or men?
3: What statistical method should he use?
a. He should use the one-sample test of the mean to answer question one and the one-sample test of proportion to answer question b.
b. He should use the two-sample test of the mean to answer question one and the two-sample test of proportion to answer question two.
c. He should use the two-sample test of proportion to answer question one and the two-sample test of the mean to answer question b.
d. He should use the paired-sample of the mean to answer question one and two sample test of the mean to answer question two.

b. He should use the two-sample test of the mean to answer question one and the two-sample test of proportion to answer question two.

Step-by-step explanation:

Here we have two independent groups, Men and Women, therefore, to show if it is the Men or Women who performed better, this can be determined based the mean scores of each group. Therefore, use the two sample test of mean which is used to test whether the unknown mean of two independent population are equal or not.

In other to determine those who have the greater number of admissions between the two groups, this is determined by comparing the proportion of each group admitted. Hence, rather Than testing for the mean, we compare the proportion. Hence, we use the two sample test of proportion.

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