From the list given to you for each of the following hypothesis testing situations, indicate the test you would use and explain the reason  

1. Pearsons Product-Moment Correlation Coefficient (Test #13)  

2. Spearman Rank Correlation (Test# 14)

3. Simple Linear Regression (Test# 15)  

4. ANOVA (Test # 16)

5. Kruskal-Wallis (Test # 17)

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1. A researcher wants to know what the relationship is between how fifteen people do in a debate tournament (first place to fifteenth place), and how they do in a drama meet (also ordered from first to last)

2. You want to predict how many push-ups students will be able to do after participating in a fitness program from the number of push-ups they could do before the program starts.

3. You want to compare the mean numbers of push-ups done by 40 children who have attended one of three different fitness camps in order to see which fitness program is better.

4. A researcher wants to test the effects of 4 treatments on Poplar tree weights. The claim at the 5% significance level is that all four of the treatments produce the same median weight for poplar trees grown from seedlings. The hypotheses are:

Ho: M1 = M2 = M3 = M4

Ha: At least two medians differ from each other

How can Universities and colleges prepare students—future healthcare professionals” to become culturally competent in the global healthcare market?

(3) You are presenting to a group of high school students on the dangers of substance abuse. Discusses potential causes and incidence rates

Students will occasionally comment that they are studying to become accountants yet never mention Accounting Information Systems. Discuss the flaws in such reasoning.

Why do last year finance university students decide to do their internships at a fintech startup?

provide several reasons

What higher-order knowledge can make the difference between how well and quickly one’s students learn material?