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Mathematics, 27.11.2019 21:31, paytonhuff8580

7.45 prison isolation experiment, part ii. exercise 7.31 introduced an experiment that was conducted with the goal of identifying a treatment that reduces subjects’ psychopathic deviant t scores, where this score measures a person’s need for control or his rebellion against control. in exercise 7.31 you evaluated the success of each treatment individually. an alternative analysis involves comparing the success of treatments. the relevant anova output is given below. df sum sq treatment 2 639.48 residuals 39 3740.43 mean sq f value pr(> f) 319.74 3.33 0.0461 95.91 spooled = 9.793 on df = 39 (a) what are the hypotheses? (b) what is the conclusion of the test? use a 5% significance level. (c) if in part (b) you determined that the test is significant, conduct pairwise tests to determine which groups are different from each other. if you did not reject the null hypothesis in part (b), recheck your answer. summary statistics for each group are provided below mean sd n tr 3 -3.21 8.57 14 14 14 tr 1 6.21 12.3 tr 2 2.86 7.94

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