A researcher uses an anonymous web survey to investigate cannabis cultivation. Topics covered in the survey include (among others): motivation, growing techniques, site characteristics, criminal justice system contact, illicit earnings, mentorship, and social networks. After being online for 6 months, the survey collected data from over 9000 respondents in eleven different countries. One of the first areas the researcher explores is how having a mentor impacts illicit earnings. The researcher decided to operationalize having a mentor by asking growers, "amongst the people who influenced you throughout your life, was there one person who introduced you to cannabis cultivation that you consider to be your mentor? Yes/No. This is the __126____. Taking social learning theory and criminal careers research into consideration, her hypothesis states that the presence of a mentor will __127_____ earnings from illicit cannabis cultivation. Illicit earnings (measured in $) is the __128_____. Since the dependent variable is at the ____129___ level of measurement and the independent variable is __130___, a ___131____ should be use to determine_____132____ significance. The p-value for this test was .001. From these results, the researchers decided to ____133____ a significant association between presence of a mentor and criminal earnings. This hypothesis test is an example of a(n) ___134___ analysis. 126. a. Independent variable b.Dependent variable c. Control variable d. Extraneous variable 127. a. Result in lower b.Result in higher c. Have no effect on d. Protect 128. a. Independent Variable b.Dependent variable c. Control variable d. Extraneous Variable 129. a. Nominal b.Ordinal c. Scale d. Dichotomous 130. a. Internal b.Ordinal c. Scale d. Dichotomous 131. a. T-test b.Chi-square c. Pearson's r d. ANOVA 132. a. Substantive b. predicate c. real-life d. Statistical 133. a. Reject the null hypothesis and conclude that there was b.Reject the null hypothesis and conclude that there was not c. Fail to reject the null hypothesis and conclude that there was d. Fail to reject the null hypothesis and conclude that there was not 134. a. Univariate b.Bivariate c. Multivariate d. Factor