Please answer question #2 that relates to question #1

2) Random assignment and the school psychologist career survey: refer to the previous exercise when responding to the following questions

• Describe how the researcher would randomly assign the participants to the levels of the independent variable. Be sure to explain how the levels of the independent variable would be numbered and how the researcher would use an online random numbers generator.
• Describe how would the researcher use an online random numbers generator to list the levels of the independent variable to which the first 10 participants would be assigned. Use 0 and 1 to represent the two conditions
• Why is it possible that these numbers do not appear to be random? Discuss the difference between short-run and long-run proportions.

(This is the previous question, question #1)

(1) Hypotheses and the school psychologist career survey: once the researcher had randomly selected the sample of 100 Canadian psychologists, she decided to randomly assign 50 of them to receive, as part of their survey materials, a (fictional) newspaper article about the improving job market. she assigned the other 50 to recieve a (fictional) newspaper article about the declining job market. the participants then responded to questions about their attitudes toward their careers.)