EPsy 3264: Basic and Applied Statistics Exam #5 15 pts. Copyright EPSY 3264, 2024 1 Phubbing Phubbing is a term coined as part of a linguistic experiment by Macquarie Dictionary to describe the habit of snubbing someone in favor of a mobile phone[1]. For example, if you are with your friends, and pick up your phone and pay attention to a text message you received, you are phubbing your friends. In October 2015, James A. Roberts conducted a study on phubbing. The study recruited 450 U.S. adults and asked them about their phubbing practices.You will use data collected by Professor Roberts to answer the following research question: What percentage of all adults have phubbed in the past 30 days? Each question is worth 1 point unless otherwise indicated. Explore the Observed Data One of the reported findings was that 220 of the 450 sampled adults have phubbed in the past 30 days. 1. What percentage of adults sampled have phubbed 30 days? Model the Sampling Variation 2. Set up a model in TinkerPlotsTM to bootstrap the sampling variation. Copy-and-paste (or sketch) a picture of the TinkerPlotsTM sampler window into your word-processed document. EPsy 3264: Basic and Applied Statistics Exam #5