Twо methоds оf teаching stаtistics аre to be compared. Method A (traditional) involves lectures, textbook, and study manuals. Method B (experimental) involves the use of computerized instruction, with each student using the computer whenever s/he pleases for as long as s/he pleases. From the 32 students who enrolled for this course, one-half were randomly assigned to each method. At the end of the semester, a valid achievement test was given to the students in both groups. The results of this study will be used to help decide if Method B should be adopted in place of Method A. The following summary statistics were obtained: Method A Method B n 16 16 Mean 50 57 SD 10 10 The researcher decided to construct a two-sided 90% confidence interval for the population mean difference. Assuming the estimated standard error was 3.0 (actually it was not) and using the sample data provided, which of the following represents the appropriate interval?
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