Researchers are investigating whether people who exercise with a training partner have a greater increase, on average,
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Researchers are investigating whether people who exercise with a training partner have a greater increase, on average, in targeted exercise intensity compared with people who exercise alone. Two methods of collecting data have been proposed.
- The method I: Recruit volunteers who are willing to participate. Randomly assign each participant to exercise with a training partner or to exercise alone.
- Method II: Select a random sample of people from all the people who exercise at a community fitness center. Ask each person in the sample whether they use a training partner, and use the response to create the two groups.
b) Suppose the investigation produces a result that is statistically significant using both methods. What can be concluded if the method I am used that cannot be concluded if method II is used?
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Introduction to Statistical Investigations
ISBN: 978-1118922002
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Authors: Beth L.Chance, George W.Cobb, Allan J.Rossman Nathan Tintle, Todd Swanson Soma Roy
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