• Paired-Samples t-test
• Independent-Samples t-test
• Chi-Square
• Pearson Correlation
• Analysis of Variance

1. Black sea monkeys swim faster than brown sea monkeys.
   
   
2. Sea monkeys who watch television swim more slowly than sea monkeys who don't watch television.
   
   
3. Adult sea monkeys are more likely to be smart, while juvenile sea monkeys are more likely to be dumb.
   
   
4. As sea monkey age increases, so does intelligence.
   
   
5. Depressed sea monkeys took the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) before and after attending therapy sessions.  Sea monkeys' BDI scores from after therapy will be lower than their BDI scores before therapy.
   
   
6. The swimming speed of sea monkeys varies as a function of both age (juvenile/adult) and color (black/brown).
   

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