You are investigating overall life satisfaction of dog owners vs. cat owners and single vs married people. You predict that on average, cat owners will have higher life satisfaction scores than dog owners (Hypothesis 1). You also hypothesize that overall, married people will show higher life satisfaction than single people (Hypothesis 2). However, you predict that cat owners will only have higher life satisfaction scores than dog owners when they are single, but not when they are married (Hypothesis 3).

1. First draw the predictions (from the above description) in the graph below.

2. What is the DV?
3. What are your IVs and their levels?
4. Are the IVs between or within subjects?
5. Explain your design using ANOVA notation (e.g., 3 (Race: White vs Black vs Hispanic) x 2 (Time: Night vs Day) Mixed Model factorial ANOVA).
6. Based on the description above, which of the following are predicted?

Main effect of pet ownership YES NO

Main effect of marital status YES NO

Interaction of pet ownership and marital status YES NO

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a Dependent variable is the life satisfaction scores of people b Independent variables are Pet owner... View the full answer