Develop an experimental research scenario where you could use either a one-sample or two-sample t-test or a one-way analysis of variance to analyze the data and reach a conclusion about the research question posed in the example. Do your work in a word processing document and paste answers into the exam text boxes as plain text, responding to each question individually. Keep a backup copy of your work.

Be aware that all submissions will go through plagiarism screening, and substantiated indications of plagiarism may result in a score of zero being assigned.

Question

1 of5

Describe an overview of the scenario and state the claim.

Question

2 of5

Identify the independent and dependent variables and at least one potentially confounding variable. State how the confounding variable(s) might be controlled.

Question

3 of5

State the null and alternative hypotheses in text statements and also as they would be represented with appropriate symbols.

Question

4 of5

Describe a possible outcome in terms of the relationship between the variables in a text statement and also as it would be expressed in appropriate statistical notation.

Question

5 of5

As a separate topic, please provide some insight into how you might put your new knowledge and skills to use in your present or future work, or how it might support additional education or training you plan to complete.