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— William Blake

Does the Eagle know what is in the pit?

Or wilt thou go ask the Mole:

Can Wisdom be put in a silver rod?

Or Love in a golden bowl?

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Henry Howard
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degree of freedom * 18v.90 = 1.328; t 95 = 1.7293 t 975 = 2.993 TABLE 1h MEAN AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF SCORES ON REASONING,FUNDAMENTALS, AND ATTITUDE FOR UPPER ONE-HALFABILITY LEVEL OF BACH GROUP LCD Group LSGD GroupStandard StandardMeasure Mean Deviation Mean DeviationReasoning Pretest 446.80 72301 50.60 5.591Reasoning Posttest 51.10 5.858 53.59 3.89)Fundamentals Pretest 70.80 7.71h 70.49 9.009Fundamentals Posttest | 74.90 4.095 74.89 ly ol 17Pre-Attitude Scale 68 .80 16.84) 75279 10.698Post-Attitude Scale 73.20 13.887 77-90 ly BL between the mean scores for the LSGD section on the reasoning test issignificant. As indicated in Uhapter III, students numbered 1, ly, 6, 8, 12,14, 15, 16, 18, and 19 make up the upper one-half ability level of theLSGD group and students numbered l, 2, Sy 7) 95 10, 12, Ih, 15, and 19comprise the upper one-half ability level of the LOD section. Tables 1)and 15 provide a list of the mean score and the standard deviation ofthe scores for the upper and lower one-half ability levels, respectively,of each group. The mean score for the two upper one-half ability levels in-creased from pretest to posttest in each case, while the standarddeviation decreased in every instance. Inasmuch as the mean scores donot differ significantly at the .05 level of confidence (Table 15) frompretest to posttest, it can be guessed that the scores of the vosttestare relatively less dispersed about the mean than the scores of thepretest. Computation of the ratio s/x in each case, where s is the standard deviation and ¥ is the sample mean, substantiates this claim.
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