E Variables Data Analyses Edit K Add * 5 C Paste Setup Compute Transform Delete Clipboard Edit Variables % Correct Ca Psycholog.. & Meditation. Sleep Qu... 0.64 Yes 32 2 0.34 Yes 60 6 0.98 Yes 83 0.53 Yes 24 0.99 Yes 130 CO 0.46 Yes 35 0.23 No 23 0.17 No 15 4 LO 0.13 No 10 10 0.48 No 0 4 11 0.33 No 0 6 12 0.21 No 5 6 13 0.11 No 60 6 14 0.78 Yes 45 5 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22Some people claim psychology is common sense. If this is true, then students who are not psychology students should be able to predict the outcomes of psychological experiments as well as psychology students (i.e., majors). If it is not, non-psychology students should perform worse than psychology students. Compare the data between groups to determine which group (if either) is better at predicting outcomes of experiments. Each value is between 0 - 1 to represent the percentage each participant got correct. Step 1: Open the Jamovi data set titled "Exam 3" on D2L. Step 2: Conduct the appropriate statistic test to answer the research question above. Step 3: Copy/paste the output below. Be sure to include the effect size and descriptives in the output.Step 4: Answer the following questions a) What type of statistical test did you conduct? b) How did you determine which type of test to conduct? c) Is the difference between psychology students correct predictions and non-psychology students' correct predictions significantly different? d) What is the effect size? e) What is the mean for psychology students (indicated as "Yes" in the file)? f) What is the mean for non-psychology students (indicated a "No" in the file)