Question: All SPSS variables you need to complete this exam are located in the GSS2016.SAV dataset located in Canvas under the Start Here area. Please use

All SPSS variables you need to complete this exam are located in the GSS2016.SAV dataset located in Canvas under the Start Here area. Please use this dataset to complete the exam. Attach your output to the end of the document, unless it unless otherwise requested by the question. Problems 1 and 2 include Optional Extra Credit questions that you may choose to complete. Where applicable, write all hypotheses in both sentence (i.e. "there is no difference...") and statistical notation (i.e. "1 = 2") format.

PART III. Hypothesis Testing

  1. Use the following information from an Independent Samples t Test to investigate whether people with a regular healthcare provider visit healthcare providers more often than those who do not have a regular provider. The mean number of visits for respondents with a regular provider is 3.18 and the mean number of visits for respondents without a regular provider is 1.51. Set alpha at .01.

a. State the null and research hypotheses:

H0:

H1:

a. Is the F statistic for Levene's test significant?

b. What is the alpha level for the t-test?

c. Obtained t-value:

d. Significance level for the t-test:

e. Decision rule:

If the significance level of the obtained t statistic is greater than ____ (alpha level), we fail to reject the null hypothesis.

If the significance level of the obtained t statistic is equal to or less than ____ (alpha level), we reject the null hypothesis.

f. Decision: Since the significance level of the obtained t statistic is _____ and it is __________(greater or less) than ____ (alpha level), we ________(reject or fail to reject) the null hypothesis.

g. Interpretation/conclusion (Do people with a regular provider use healthcare services more often than those without a regular provider)?

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