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Question text A researcher is interested in whether the attractiveness of the instructor influences student attendance...

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A researcher is interested in whether the attractiveness of the instructor influences student attendance at the statistics lab. The independent variable is the attractiveness of the lab instructor (assuming three instructors are of the same gender and are equally competent). The dependent variable is the number of times a student attends statistics lab during one semester. There are three groups with data:
Group 1(unattractive instructor): 20, 13, 9, 22, 21
Group 2: moderately attractive instructor: 24, 27, 25, 20, 29
Group 3: attractive instructor: 30, 24, 26, 28, 27
Based on the above information, 1) what is MSbetween? 2) what is the calculated F?, and 3) which group means are significantly different from each other based on Bonferroni correction?
Group 1 – Group 2: Significant Non-significant
Group 1 – Group 3: Significant Non-significant
Group 2 – Group 3: Significant Non-significant

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A B C
count, ni = 5 5 5
mean , x̅ i = 17.000 25.00 27.00
std. dev., si = 5.701 3.391 2.236
sample variances, si^2 = 32.500 11.500 5.000
total sum 85 125 135 345 (grand sum)
grand mean , x̅̅ = Σni*x̅i/Σni =   23.00
square of deviation of sample mean from grand mean,( x̅ - x̅̅)² 36.000 4.000 16.000
TOTAL
SS(between)= SSB = Σn( x̅ - x̅̅)² = 180.000 20.000 80.000 280
SS(within ) = SSW = Σ(n-1)s² = 130.000 46.000 20.000 196.0000

no. of treatment , k =   3
df between = k-1 =    2
N = Σn =   15
df within = N-k =   12
  
mean square between groups , MSB = SSB/k-1 =    140.0000
  
mean square within groups , MSW = SSW/N-k =    16.3333
  
F-stat = MSB/MSW =    8.5714

anova table MS
SS df MS F p-value F-critical
Between: 280.00 2 140.00 8.57 0.0049 3.89
Within: 196.00 12 16.33
Total: 476.00 14
α = 0.05
conclusion : p-value<α , reject null hypothesis    

MSbetween = 140

F stat = 8.57

conclusion :    p-value<α , reject null hypothesis    

so means are different

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Level of significance 0.0166667
no. of treatments,k 3
DF error =N-k= 12
MSE 16.333
t-critical value,t(α/2,df) 2.779
confidence interval
population mean difference critical value lower limit upper limit result
µ1-µ2 -8.000 7.1044 -15.104 -0.896 means are different
µ1-µ3 -10.000 7.1044 -17.104 -2.896 means are different
µ2-µ3 -2.000 7.1044 -9.104 5.104 means are not different

Group 1 – Group 2: Significant
Group 1 – Group 3: Significant
Group 2 – Group 3: Non-significant

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