Evaluating the Impact of Medication on Insight Using a One-Sample t-Test

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Running head:ONE SAMPLE t-TEST1One Sample t-TestStudent Name:Institution Affiliation:Using the example of a one-sample t-test provided in the assignment, address the following:1.State your research question based on the given context about the impact of medicationon insight, and explain why this question is important in the field of behavioral science orpharmaceuticals. (Minimum 200 words)2.Describe the four-step hypothesis testing process in the context of your research question.Provide a detailed explanation of each step and how they contribute to answering your researchquestion. (Minimum 300 words)3.Explain how the t-test is used to determine the significance of your sample mean and howthe results of the t-test in this case lead to rejecting or failing to reject the null hypothesis. Usethe provided data to calculate the test statistic and determine the final conclusion. (Minimum 250words)Total Word Count Requirement: Minimum 750 words

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