Here is the SPSS Multiple Comparisons Table that was produced when conducting the ANOVA on this study’s data.  Use it whenever needed throughout the remainder of this test.

Describe how the datafile would have been structured by filling in each blank.                (a) Number of rows:                (b) Number of IV coding column(s) (if any):       Values you would find in coding column(s):                (c) Number of data or score column(s):         Label(s) or name(s) of data column(s):

Participant #11, Vin, was in the $150 condition and estimated the jacket value at $100.  Compute the error deviation for Vin below, explain what the value indicates about her score, and how the deviation contributes to the logic behind the F value.

Here is the SPSS ANOVA Table that was produced when conducting the ANOVA on this study’s data.  Use it whenever needed throughout the remainder of this test.

What do we mean by a normal distribution?  Give an example of two variables (not included in another question here in the test) that you would expect to be normally distributed. INCLUDE THIS ANSWER IN THE FILE YOU UPLOAD.

Give an example of 6 numbers where their mean is greater than their median.  Give both the mean and median in your result. INCLUDE THIS ANSWER IN THE FILE YOU UPLOAD.

What does a low p-value indicate in hypothesis testing?

Explain the difference between a sample and a population. INCLUDE THIS ANSWER IN THE FILE YOU UPLOAD.

A company wants to test if a new online ad campaign has increased the click-through rate (CTR) on their website. They compare the average CTR before and after the campaign launch. Which of the following would be the correct null hypothesis (H0) for this scenario?

Why might the median be preferred over the mean?