arks People Wind m University of Nebraska - Lince x Kelly ent.unl.edu/modules/ unproctoredTest.QuestionSheet IHTSA h... @ Personalized Red... 5 Best Teas for We... @ macroeconomics I... > VHL Central | Home " Other Bookmarks (b) To find the LSDmmdn N = the number of conditions is and n (rounded to 2 decimals) is The dferror is and the MSerror is (rounded to 2 decimals), Using these values the LSDmmd is found to be (rounded to 2 decimals) (c) Based on the LSDmmd you just computed, does the pattern of these results support our RH:? No, only one of the pairwise comparisons matches the RH: Yes, these are the hypothesized results No, only two of the pairwise comparisons match the RH: No, none of the pairwise comparisons match the RH: (The effect size for the pairwise comparison of the classic and modern classic conditions is the effect size for the pairwise comparsion of classic and cartoon is and the effect size for the pairwise comparison of modern and cartoon is (use 2 decimals to calculate and report the effect size - always report the effect size as positive). (e) Should I be concerned about the statistical power of the pairwise comparison of the classic and modern classic conditions? Yes, this combination of p-value and effect size indicates there is not sufficient power Can't tell from the available information No, a significant effect indicates there is sufficient power. Yes, a significant effect indicates there is not sufficient power. Yes, an effect size of this size indictes there is not sufficient power. No, this combination of p-value and effect size indicates that power probably isn't the reason for the nonsignificant effect. No, an effect size of this size indictes there is sufficient power. (f) We are planning a replication of this study. Estimate the appropriate sample size for that study, based on the effect size for the modern and cartoon conditon comparison. The number of participants in that pairwise comparison should be (S) = , the number of participants in each condition of the study should be (n) = and the total number of participants in the study should be (N) = Submit Assignment Quit & Save Back Question Menu - Next Show All X OPXIN