How do we assign participants to groups? (3. Mixed assignment to groups Wintel] Carlucci. SchwartzI've talked before about a study I did where l altered the order of homicide instructions I gave to jurors. Usually! the courts present charges in a "severe to less severe" order 1St Degree Murder, 2"d Degree. Manslaughterl wondered whether the order of charges impacted jurors That is! are jurors more likely to find guilt if they read a 1St degree murder charge first, followed by 2"'1 degree! and then manslaughter compared to those who sat-l.r the manslaughter charge first? Mixed assignment to groups Winter! Carlucci, Schwartz-Independent l[Between-sulcnjects) IV: Presentation of jury instructions (2 levels) StepDown Instructions (15'. 2"? then Manslaughter) StepUp Instructions (Manslaughter, 2\"\Mixed assignment to groups Winter. CarlLIcci, Schwartz-This is a listing of our 2 X 2 research study conditions Individual Verdict (correlated I within) Before Deliberation After Deliberation Charges (between) Step-Down 5D Before SD After Step-Up 5U Before 5U After Mixed assignment to groups Winter. CarlLIcci, Schwartz-This is what we found. tell me what this means! 1. Consider the chart above. What did Winter, Carlucci, and Schwartz find? For this Pause Problem, make sure to identify which variable is correlated, which is independent, and then interpret the findings