Imagine you were to conduct an experiment where the manipulation had no effect whatsoever. If you...
Imagine you were to conduct an experiment where the manipulation had no effect whatsoever. If you repeated this experiment (that doesn't work) 100 times and computed the appropriate obtained statistic each time, approximately how many of the experiments out of 100 would you expect to find an effect and reject the null?
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Imagine you were to conduct an experiment where the manipulation
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You conduct an experiment involving two levels of self-confidence (a1 is low, and a2 is high) and...
You conduct an experiment involving two levels of
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and examine participants’ anxiety scores after they speak to one of
four groups of differing sizes (b1 through b4 represent speaking to
a small, medium, large, or extremely large group,
respectively).
You compute the following sums of squares (n=5 and
N=40).
1. Complete the ANOVA summary table above. [Show where your #s
come from – i.e., show your work; only df needed for Total.]...
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please show all work and steps
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PDL-2 RD In each problem, you will have to conduct a hypothesis test. For every problem,...
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(10 points) The 2010 General Social Survey asked 1225 US residents: "Do you think the use...
(10 points) The 2010 General Social Survey asked 1225 US residents: "Do you think the use of marijuana should be made legal, or not? Of the respondents, 600 said it should be made legal. 1. The value 48.98% is a... A. population parameter B. sample statistic 2. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the proportion of US residents who think marijuana should be made legal, and interpret it in the context of the data. Round your results to four decimal...
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The researcher conducted a second part of the study where one paired group of subjects were chosen. This experiment compared how cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) works to impact the number of times schizophrenics hear voices. Subjects (n = 5) first came in to the lab to take a baseline rating and then went through 2 months of CBT before they were tested again. You want to know if CBT impacts the number of times the participants heard voices. The mean...
Year 13 Statistics students were given an assignment where they had to design and conduct a...
Year 13 Statistics students were given an assignment where they had to design and conduct a survey about an issue of their choice and find out how all the students at their school felt about this issue. Evelyn decided to investigate how students were feeling about the change her school went through. That is, the school changed from individual classroom teaching to open plan teaching. She stood outside one of the four school gates and gave a survey form to...
You conduct an experiment involving two levels of
self-confidence (a1 is low, and a2 is high)
and examine participants’ anxiety scores after they speak to one of
four groups of differing sizes (b1 through b4 represent speaking to
a small, medium, large, or extremely large group,
respectively).
You compute the following sums of squares (n=5 and
N=40).
1. Complete the ANOVA summary table above. [Show where your #s
come from – i.e., show your work; only df needed for Total.]...
please show all work and steps
Minitab Problem 3 Imagine choosing n = 16 women at random from a large population and measuring their heights. Assume that the heights of the women in this population are normal, with u = 64 inches and o= 3 inches. Suppose you then test the null hypothesis Ho: u=64 versus the alternative that Hi: u #64, using a=0.10. Assume o is known. Simulate the results of doing this test 20 times by generating 20...
Question 3: A group of scientists were interested to see if drug A had any effect on the growth of pathogenic S. aureus. They performed an experiment in triplicate with and without drug A. The experimental details are as follows: S. aureus was grown in two independent flasks containing 100 mL media overnight. In the morning, 1 mL of the media containing S. aureus was added to two independent flasks containing 100 mL media where one flask had drug A...
PDL-2 RD In each problem, you will have to conduct a hypothesis test. For every problem, delineate your answers by putting a box around the following parts of your work: Null hypothesis, Alternative hypothesis, Test statistic, Decision criteria used, Decision made 4. A study was conducted to determine the foam density (g/L) of various brands of refrigerators. A random sample of several refrigerators from each brand were selected and the foam density measured. Use the sample data in the following...
(10 points) The 2010 General Social Survey asked 1225 US residents: "Do you think the use of marijuana should be made legal, or not? Of the respondents, 600 said it should be made legal. 1. The value 48.98% is a... A. population parameter B. sample statistic 2. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the proportion of US residents who think marijuana should be made legal, and interpret it in the context of the data. Round your results to four decimal...
The researcher conducted a second part of the study where one paired group of subjects were chosen. This experiment compared how cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) works to impact the number of times schizophrenics hear voices. Subjects (n = 5) first came in to the lab to take a baseline rating and then went through 2 months of CBT before they were tested again. You want to know if CBT impacts the number of times the participants heard voices. The mean...
Year 13 Statistics students were given an assignment where they had to design and conduct a survey about an issue of their choice and find out how all the students at their school felt about this issue. Evelyn decided to investigate how students were feeling about the change her school went through. That is, the school changed from individual classroom teaching to open plan teaching. She stood outside one of the four school gates and gave a survey form to...
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