A nutritionist at the Food and Drug Administration is studying the effects of cereal marketing on family meal choices. In particular, she would like to understand how cereal manufacturers market their products in grocery stores. She became interested in doing this study after noticing how the cereal was being restocked one day in her local grocery store. The store personnel were restocking the cereal shelves based on a reference sheet that told them where everything was to be placed. The placement of each cereal brand seemed very deliberate.

To gather data for her study, the nutritionist goes to the local grocery store and records data about cereal nutritional claims and shelf location for 77 cereals.

1. Consider the variables in the data set. Identify the variables that are qualitative and those that are quantitative.

• Qualitative data consist of attributes, labels, or non-numerical entries
• Quantitative data consist of numerical measurements or counts

2. Consider the variableShelf.This variable is the shelf position of the cereal (bottom, middle, top) starting from the floor up. Based on your experience at the grocery store, do you think that the shelf position is related to the nutritional content of the cereal? Why or why not.

A nutritionist at the Food and Drug Administration is studying the effects of cereal marketing on family meal choices. In particular, she would like to understand how cereal manufacturers market their products in grocery stores. She became interested in doing this study after noticing how the cereal was being restocked one day in her local grocery store. The store personnel were restocking the cereal shelves based on a reference sheet that told them where everything was to be placed. The placement of each cereal brand seemed very deliberate. To gather data for her study, the nutritionist goes to the local grocery store and records data about cereal nutritional claims and shelf location for 77 cereals. 1. Consider the variables In the data set. Identify the variables that are qualitative and those that are quantitative. - Qualitative data consist of attributes, labels, or non-numerical entries . Quantitative data consist of numerical measurements or counts 2. Consider the variable Shelf. This variable' IS the shelf position of the cereal (bottom middle top) starting from the oor up. Based on your experience at the grocery store, do you think that the shelf position Is related to the nutritional content of the cereal? Why or why not