Question #2
Instructions: Choose one of the two options described below. Analyze the data using what you have learned in class.
Instructions: Your answer will include the following:
Option 1: Cheating
Research questions (do both):
Investigate these questions for the students described in body_image.xls.
This data comes from a survey of university students at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA.
Here are the survey questions and associated variables:
Are you a male or a female? Gender (male, female) What is your height in inches? Height (in inches) What is your GPA? GPA
What was your high school GPA? HS GPA
Where do you tend to sit in class? Seat (F=front, M=middle, B=back) How do you feel about your weight? WtFeel (OverWt, AboutRt, UnderWt) Would you report cheating if you witnessed it? (yes, no)
Option 2: Gender and Body Image
Research question: Do female college students tend to feel differently about their weight compared to male college students?
Investigate this question for the students described in body_image.xls.
This data comes from a survey of university students at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA.
Here are the survey questions and associated variables:
Are you a male or a female? Gender (male, female) What is your height in inches? Height (in inches) What is your GPA? GPA
What was your high school GPA? HS GPA
Where do you tend to sit in class? Seat (F=front, M=middle, B=back) How do you feel about your weight? WtFeel (OverWt, AboutRt, UnderWt) Would you report cheating if you witnessed it? (yes, no)
Question #2 Instructions: Choose one of the two options described below. Analyze the data using w...
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A survey on a large college' students collected data on the following variables . Gender (in the data, male 0, female 1) ·Left or Right handed (in the data, right-handed 0, left-handed-1) Height in inches. ·Time spent for studying on weeknight. Graphs A,B,C,D shows histograms of the four variables in scrambled order and without scale markings Question: Which graph goes with each variable ? Explain your reasoning
A survey on a large college' students...
Question 1. Choose one of the three options described below. Analyze the data using what you have learned in class. Instructions: Your paper will include the following: A statement of the research question A description of the source of the data A description of the variables used in the analysis and an explanation of why you chose these variables Graphs (with clear labels) and numerical summaries to support your analysis Explanations that reflect the use of Unit 2 concepts An...
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Data Analysis is designed to build a strong foundation for development of statistical literacy and statistical thinking. Both are essential for business success and further studies in business. Recent research showed that “On average for 15-year-old Australian students, females achieved at a significantly lower level than male students (in mathematics)” (p.2, Buckley 2016)1 . However, there is also research evidence that “Despite the stereotype that boys do better in math and science, girls have made higher grades than boys throughout...
Data Analysis is designed to build a strong foundation for development of statistical literacy and statistical thinking. Both are essential for business success and further studies in business. Recent research showed that “On average for 15-year-old Australian students, females achieved at a significantly lower level than male students (in mathematics)” (p.2, Buckley 2016)1 . However, there is also research evidence that “Despite the stereotype that boys do better in math and science, girls have made higher grades than boys throughout...
can you tell me if this project plan makes sense,
including the survey? if not, what can I fix?
B. Details of regression analysis you plan to conduct a) Target population: (adults) (my) College students (18-34) b) Research variables: (response) BMI and Erercise (erplanatory) c) Rescarch questionHow much exercise affects a person BMI? d) Hypothesis: We expecta 0 positive correlation z negative correlation and predict that it will be D weak & moderate strong We predict this because As one...
I was wondering if you could help me with my statistics final
project. I just don't know how to start a hypothesis! At least
please help me form a topic and hypothesis and just briefly guide
me how to do. Thank you every much!!
STAT 200 Final Project
Objective: The final project gives the student an opportunity to
use their statistical knowledge to research and compile a report
based on an application of personal interest.
Resources: You may find information...