Additionally, an analysis of covariance with ANCOVA was carried out in order to identify any effect of the pre-test on the post-test. In other words, it was aimed at establishing the relationship between the participants’ pre-test and their post-test scores and whether high or low results in the pre-test would trigger similar results in the post-test. The ANCOVA test shows statistically significant results (p = 0.05), which can be considered significant given the quite small size of the sample (N = 22).It is considered that results in a small sample size have lower chances of being statistically significant compared to largersample sizes (Royall, 1986). The reason why larger samples increase the chances of significance is mainly because they aremore likely to reflect the population mean, thus the larger the sample sizes, the more accurately the sample will reflect the population was drawn from, so the distribution is more likely to be closely around the population mean. Thus the current results show significant test results F(2,37) = 12.92, p =