Application Exercis A human factors psychologist is interested in how alcohol impacts driving performance. A sample of participants was randomly assigned into one of three different conditions of alcohol blood levels (abl). The participants then operate a driving simulator and each participant was measured on how much time (in seconds) they spent on a target when steering. The more time they spend on a target, the better their driving skills What can the psychologist conclude with an a of 0.01? abl 1 abl 2 abl 3 221 180 180 192 146 132 171 178 141 247 134 137 234 200 154 281 170 154 238 208 176 171 191 178 c) Compute the corresponding effect si2e(s] and indicate magnitude(s). Effect Size = :l; Magnitude: a) What is the appropriate test statistic? aiseiectw v b) Obtaing'compute the appropriate values to make a decision about H0. Critical Uaiue = E ; Test Statistic = :| Decision: d} Make an interpretation based on the results. 0 At least one of the blood alcohol level differs on time spent on target. 0 None of the blood alcohol levels differed on time spent on target. e} Regardless of the Ho decision in h], conduct Tukev's post hoc test for the following comparisons: ; vs. ;: difference = : signicant: 2 vs. a: difference = : signicant: f} Regardless of the Ho decision in b], conduct Scheffe's post hoc test for the following comparisons: 2 vs. 3: test statistic = ; signicant: A vs. ;: test statistic = ; signicant