1. Engagement activity: Analysis of variance How would you describe the ideal female body type? No matter your gender or sexual orientation, researchers are interested to hear your answer to this question. To begin, press the arrow on the right side of the Body Image box to advance through the experiment. Grading: You will earn one point for participating in this experiment. Watch for the in the upper right corner of the Body Image box to make sure you've earned this credit. After completing the experiment, answer the following questions. The difference in the typical male response and the female predicted response is separated by . Let's say you are interested in whether the difference between the typical male response and the typical female prediction of the male response is statistically significant. Obviously, you could run . Let's say you are also interested in whether there is a significant difference between the typical male response and the typical female response. You could run a hypothesis test using analysis of variance (ANOVA), which is a hypothesis-testing procedure used to evaluate mean differences among two or more treatments or populations. ANOVA provides researchers with more flexibility than t tests because it