Which of the following is most likely to be true given the information on this table?
A) The hypothesis testing probably used one-tailed tests.
B) The various scales all probably had just about the same population variances.
C) The t scores are all larger than the raw change scores.
D) The hypothesis testing probably used a t test for dependent means.
Answer: D
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