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Some individuals believe that there is a link between mobile phone use and brain tumors. The...

Some individuals believe that there is a link between mobile phone use and brain tumors. The basic idea is that mobile phones emit microwaves, and so holding one next to your brain for large parts of the day is a bit like sticking your brain in a microwave oven and selecting the ‘cook until well done’ button. (Please note: this claim has been refuted. But if it were supported, the study described below would not be a realistic or ethical way to test this claim.) Hypothetically, if researchers were to test this experimentally, they could get six groups of people and strap a mobile phone to their heads (that they can’t remove). Then, by remote control, they turn the phones on for a certain amount of time each day. After 6 months, they could measure the size of any tumor (in mm2 ) close to the site of the phone. The six groups experienced 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 hours per day of phone microwaves for 6 months. 1.) State the null and alternative hypothesis for this study. Do so as both a sentence and using the appropriate mathematical representation (uncommon symbols to copy and edit as needed: σµ 2 ). 2.) Using the procedure for conducting a one-way ANOVA, run the analysis placing the independent and dependent variables in their appropriate dialog boxes. In addition to the one-way ANOVA, conduct a Tukey’s HSD post-hoc test. That data will be used to answer question 3. Copy and paste the output of your ANOVA in your MSWord document (under #1). 3.) Although an ANOVA can tell us whether at least one group differs from all other groups, it does not tell us which groups are different. To determine this outcome we use a post-hoc test. Based on the results of your Tukey’s HSD post-hoc comparison, indicate which groups, if any, were significantly different from one another in this analysis. 4.) Based on a significance level of α = 0.05, report your results in APA format. 5.) In a couple of sentences, explain what the results of this study mean. Think of it as if you were trying to explain the meaning of the statistical analysis to your grandparents. How would you describe the results to them?

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Expert Solution

here we use F-test using one-way anova with

(1) null hypothesis H0:0hour=1hour=2hour=3hour=4hour=5hour

and alternate hypothesis H0: at least one hour is different from others.

(2) since p-value= 0.000 l between the group is less than typical level of significance alpha=0.05, so we reject null hypothesis and now we proceed for post-hoc test for multiple comparison to find which pair is different to each other.


Anova: Single Factor
SUMMARY
Groups Count Sum Average Variance
0 hours 20 0.77 0.0385 0.000161
1 hours 20 10.69 0.5345 0.081342
2 hours 20 25.62 1.281 0.241778
3 hours 20 60.81 3.0405 0.587679
4 hours 20 98.15 4.9075 0.483651
5 hours 20 95.04 4.752 0.610996
ANOVA
Source of Variation SS df MS F P-value F crit
Between Groups 450.6936 5 90.13873 269.6603 2.04E-61 2.293911
Within Groups 38.10652 114 0.334268
Total 488.8001 119

(3) since the n1=10 and n2=10 for all the pair , it is same. so for each pair wise comparison  HSD is same

HSD=0.7496 ( using two decimal place approximation

Tukey HSD= q*sqrt((MSE/2)*(1/n1+1/n2)= 0.7496
q= 4.1
MSE= 0.3343
n1= 10
n2= 10

(4) please find the details of pair-wise comparison

comparison difference HSD significant
0hour 1hour 0.4960 0.7496 not
0hour 2hour 1.2425 0.7496 yes
0hour 3hour 3.0020 0.7496 yes
0hour 4hour 4.8690 0.7496 yes
0hour 5hour 4.7135 0.7496 yes
1Hour 2hour 0.7465 0.7496 not
1Hour 3hour 2.5060 0.7496 yes
1Hour 4hour 4.3730 0.7496 yes
1Hour 5hour 4.2175 0.7496 yes
2hour 3hour 1.7595 0.7496 yes
2hour 4hour 3.6265 0.7496 yes
2hour 5hour 3.4710 0.7496 yes
3hour 4hour 1.8670 0.7496 yes
3hour 5hour 1.7115 0.7496 yes
4hour 5hour 0.1555 0.7496 not

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