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A psychologist conducted an experiment analysing the relationship between student scores in an exam and the...

A psychologist conducted an experiment analysing the relationship between student scores in an exam and the amount of attention they paid in class. The latter was measured using a type of brain monitor. The Psychologist believed that scores would increase by 1 for every two unit increase in attention. The data are listed in the excel spreadsheet.

Estimate a linear regression between the score (Y) and the measure of attention(X).

(a) Write out the equation for Y in the form , but with coefficients. Show the estimated standard errors in parenthesis below the coefficients. What is the R2 of the regression? Calculate a 99 percent confidence interval for β.                                                               [5 pts]

(b) What are the mean and the estimated standard deviation of the estimated residuals? [2 pts]

Hint: the first answer is definitional and the second answer is easily seen from the output.

(c )Test the hypothesis that there is no relationship between the variables at the 90 percent significance level.                                                                                                    [3 pts]

(d) Test the hypothesis that the coefficient β=0.5 at the 99% significance level.               [3 pts]

(e) The Psychologist concluded from the experiment that test scores increase significantly if students pay attention in class. In one word, how would you describe the results of this experiment based on the data you have?                                                                                                       [2 pts]

DATA:

Regression data for Psychology Experiment
Attention Score
18 80
35 90
86 80
22 50
72 76
102 74
86 75
30 80
35 85
94 82
16 80
42 41
50 50
96 96
60 80
106 70
80 65
14 14
11 14
80 85
12 14
37 43
26 80
86 70
5 20
17 20
35 80
76 68
50 70
15 16
90 86
96 80
7 16
10 14
35 65
88 88
20 32
22 70
50 65
22 62
35 50
64 92
68 84
13 15
102 102
86 85
18 24
78 64
98 78
70 80
60 70
98 98
9 14
50 90
104 72
35 45
60 60
74 72
88 88
80 95
22 58
8 14
86 110
60 75
92 84
60 100
80 75
86 95
16 18
86 90
35 75
35 60
80 60
80 70
104 104
80 100
60 90
86 100
62 96
60 65
39 41
50 80
50 75
6 18
60 95
22 54
21 40
100 100
94 94
80 90
48 41
106 106
50 43
46 41
90 90
60 85
92 92
22 80
35 70
66 88
80 60
50 60
80 80
100 76
50 45
86 65
19 28
50 85
22 75
86 105

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Expert Solution

a)

ΣX ΣY Σ(x-x̅)² Σ(y-ȳ)² Σ(x-x̅)(y-ȳ)
total sum 6262 7445 100985.4182 74369.9 63083.45
mean 56.93 67.68 SSxx SSyy SSxy

sample size ,   n =   110          
here, x̅ = Σx / n=   56.93   ,     ȳ = Σy/n =   67.68  
                  
SSxx =    Σ(x-x̅)² =    100985.4182          
SSxy=   Σ(x-x̅)(y-ȳ) =   63083.5          
                  
estimated slope , ß1 = SSxy/SSxx =   63083.5   /   100985.418   =   0.6247
                  
intercept,   ß0 = y̅-ß1* x̄ =   32.1206          
                  
so, regression line is   Ŷ =   32.1206   +   0.6247   *x
(3.65) (0.057)
SSE=   (SSxx * SSyy - SS²xy)/SSxx =    34962.964          
                  
std error ,Se =    √(SSE/(n-2)) =    17.993          
                  
correlation coefficient ,    r = Sxy/√(Sx.Sy) =   0.7279          
                  
R² =    (Sxy)²/(Sx.Sy) =    0.5299   

α=   0.01              
t critical value=   t α/2 =    1.982   [excel function: =t.inv.2t(α/2,df) ]      
estimated std error of slope = Se/√Sxx =    17.99253   /√   100985.42   =   0.057
                  
margin of error ,E= t*std error =    1.982   *   0.057   =   0.112
estimated slope , ß^ =    0.6247              
                  
                  
lower confidence limit = estimated slope - margin of error =   0.6247   -   0.112   =   0.5124
upper confidence limit=estimated slope + margin of error =   0.6247   +   0.112   =   0.7369


B)

ANOVA
df SS MS F Significance F
Regression 1 39406.9 39406.9 121.7272 2.08E-19
Residual 108 34962.96 323.7311
Total 109 74369.86

c)

slope hypothesis test               tail=   2
Ho:   ß1=   0          
H1:   ß1╪   0          
n=   110              
alpha =   0.1              
estimated std error of slope =Se(ß1) = Se/√Sxx =    17.993   /√   100985.42   =   0.0566
                  
t stat = estimated slope/std error =ß1 /Se(ß1) =    0.6247   /   0.0566   =   11.0330
                  
t-critical value=    1.6591   [excel function: =T.INV.2T(α,df) ]          
Degree of freedom ,df = n-2=   108              
p-value =    0.0000              
decison :    p-value<α , reject Ho              
Conclusion:   Reject Ho and conclude that slope is significantly different from zero              

e)

Relationship is moderate positive relatioship. It means although score are increasing but not at the rate expected.

for each 0.6247 increase in attention, score is increaseed by 1.

Please revert back in case of any doubt.

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