2. A pediatrician speculated that frequency of visits to his office may be influenced by type...
2. A pediatrician speculated that frequency of visits to his office may be influenced by type of medical insurance coverage. As an exploratory study, she randomly chose 15 patients: 5 whose parents belonged to a health maintenance organization (HMO) 5 whose parents had traditional medical insurance, and 5 whose parents were uninsured. The data are presented below: Traditional None n2-5 32.8 HMO n-5 =7.8 Si 2.49 2-4.8 S2 2.28 S 1.48 Overall mean ()=5.13 a) Test the nul hypothesis that type of insurance coverage has no effect on frequency of visits (set a=.05 level) (12 points) b) Conduct a multiple comparison of means by Scheffe method to determine exactly where the significant differences occur. (10 points) c) Calculate the correlation ratio and interpret the result. (3 points