rewrite this so it is not plagarized: The null hypothesis for the aforementioned research question states that women feel safe walking in their neighborhoods at every time point measured. The dependent variable, which is measured three times, is the frequency of feeling unsafe when strolling around the neighborhood. This variable was measured at the ordinal level. The independent variable is the three months that the dependent variable was measured. A longitudinal study, which is a correlational study that employs the same subjects and observes them over extended periods of time, would be a suitable setting for this question (Caruana et al., 2015). A repeated measures ANOVA was used to find out if respondents felt unsafe walking around their neighborhoods. A statistically significant correlation between time and feeling unsafe when walking in one's neighborhood was found by the repeated measures ANOVA (F(2, 11959) = 9546.657, p =.000)