Question

Stats2 14.E.033. Erkal, Copur, Dogan, and Safak (2007) studied how gender and gender roles influence the time parents spend with their heir study, they asked a sample of parents to report the amount of time they make accessible for their spending an average of 9.48 hours per week; men reported spending an average of 8 results of their study. children. 8.01 hours per week. The F-table summarizes t Women reported Source of Variation Gender Gender Roles Gender x Gender Roles Error MS 191.93 11.90 87.61 1 191.93 9.34 3 3.97 0.1 3 29.20 1.42 12,163.98 592 20.55 12,455.42 599 Total (a) Is a significant main effect or interaction evident in this study and, if so, for which factor? O Yes, this study found a significant main effect of gender. Yes, this study found a significant main effect of gender roles. Yes, this study found a significant main effect of gender and a significant main effect of gender roles. No, this study found no significant main effect. (b) Referring to the group means given for gender, state the conclusion for this study. Fathers spend significantly more time with their children than mothers, independent of gender r f time that a mother and father spend with their children depends on gender rol indanendent of gende

Answer 1

P value:

Gender: $P-value(F_{9.34,1,592})=0.002343$

Gender roles: $P-value(F_{0.19,3,592})=0.903218$

Gender X Gender roles: $P-value(F_{1.42,3,592})=0.235868$

a) Yes, Gender is significant to significant value 0.05.

option A

b) Conclusion:There is a significant difference on Gender but not on Gender roles.

So, we can conclude the amount time spent by Mother spent significantly higher time than father and it is independen of Gender role.

Option C

Answer 2

P value:

Gender: $P-value(F_{9.34,1,592})=0.002343$

Gender roles: $P-value(F_{0.19,3,592})=0.903218$

Gender X Gender roles: $P-value(F_{1.42,3,592})=0.235868$

a) Yes, Gender is significant to significant value 0.05.

option A

b) Conclusion:There is a significant difference on Gender but not on Gender roles.

So, we can conclude the amount time spent by Mother spent significantly higher time than father and it is independen of Gender role.

Option C