Match the correct research question or hypothesis with the analysis that should be run for that hypothesis.

	Carter tested for differences between students and non-students and their opinions regarding the food choices at George's Local. The question was "I feel George's Local has a good range of food options." The scale ranged from 1 = strongly disagree to 7 = strongly agree.
	Kenzie tested the differences between UNI students, people permanently living in the Cedar Valley, and people living outside of the Cedar Valley to see how satisfied they are with their current automotive service center. A 7 point scale was used in which 1 = strongly dissatisfied and 7 = strongly satisfied.
	Lydia tested to see if there was a correlation between age and likelihood of going to Main Street Fitness. Age of course was measured by a person's age and likelihood of going to Main Street Fitness was measured using a seven point Likert scale with 1 = strongly disagree to 7 = strongly agree.
	Will wanted to test which variables best correlated with satisfaction towards Cadillac Lanes bowling center The variables tested were: price, customer service, cleanliness, and food quality. All of these variables were tested by asking respondents if they thought Cadillac Lanes did a good job with each of these variables. The survey question used a Likert scale of 1 = strongly disagree to 7 = strongly agree.
	Caroline tested the whole sample about their Word of Mouth behaviors regarding Cedar Falls Brown Bottle. The scale used was a Likert Scale from 1 = strongly disagree to 7 = strong agree, asking if people talked to their friends and family about Cedar Falls Brown Bottle, after eating there.

a.	ANOVA
b.	Independent samples t-test
c.	Multiple regression
d.	One sample t-test
e.	Simple Regression