1) Imagine you've conducted an experiment to test how well different dog breeds can play catch....

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1) Imagine you've conducted an experiment to test how well different dog breeds can play catch. You were also interested in whether dogs are better at catching some types of toys better than others. The graphs below show the results from the study. (Both graphs show the exact same data.) (5 pts) # Caught Successfully 30 10 2250 #Caught Successfully 30 25 0 Labradors Poodles Chihuahuas Labradors Tennis Balls Frisbees Sticks Poodles Chihuahuas Tennis Balls Frisbees -Sticks a. How many independent variables are there, and what are they? What is the dependent variable? b. How many levels does each independent variable have? What kind of factorial design is this (in ?x? format)? How many total conditions are there? c. For each independent variable, is there a main effect? Why? (Answer for each independent variable.) d. Is there an interaction effect? Why? If there is an interaction effect, what kind of interaction is it? e. How would you describe the results of this study in your own words? (What do the results actually mean? How would you describe the results to a friend?) 1) Imagine you've conducted an experiment to test how well different dog breeds can play catch. You were also interested in whether dogs are better at catching some types of toys better than others. The graphs below show the results from the study. (Both graphs show the exact same data.) (5 pts) # Caught Successfully 30 10 2250 #Caught Successfully 30 25 0 Labradors Poodles Chihuahuas Labradors Tennis Balls Frisbees Sticks Poodles Chihuahuas Tennis Balls Frisbees -Sticks a. How many independent variables are there, and what are they? What is the dependent variable? b. How many levels does each independent variable have? What kind of factorial design is this (in ?x? format)? How many total conditions are there? c. For each independent variable, is there a main effect? Why? (Answer for each independent variable.) d. Is there an interaction effect? Why? If there is an interaction effect, what kind of interaction is it? e. How would you describe the results of this study in your own words? (What do the results actually mean? How would you describe the results to a friend?)