The Smiths and McDonalds blame each other for Michael and Jane falling in love. On a test of propensity to fall in love, the mean of 6 members of the Smith family was 54 and the mean of 10 members of the McDonald family was 64. When a statistician compared the families’ scores with a t test, to determine if one family was more at fault, a t value of 2.13 was obtained. As a statistician if you adopt an α level of .05 (two-tailed test), what should be your conclusion?
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