Assignment 3 Experimental Scenario In the current study, three heterogeneous and interdependent team members photographed critical target waypoints. The three roles were: (1) the navigator, who provides a dynamic flight plan with information regarding speed and altitude restrictions of the waypoints to other team members' (2) the pilot who controls the Unmanned Aircraft Vehicle (UAV) by controlling its fuel and adjusting altitude and airspeed; and (3) the photographer takes photos of each target waypoint and adjusts camera settings. The basic team goal is to take photographs of ground targets during simulated missions by interacting with each other through a text-based communications system. :_. I Navigator m . - E m C C Panograoner Teams must also maintain all UAV flight and sensor systems and observe any restrictions associated with pa_r_t_i_c_u[aruwgypgjts The task was carried out over a series of five missions (each 40 minutes in length; (Cooke 8: Shape, 2004)). The study involved three conditions (each composed of ten teams}. Conditions differed in the identity of the pilot teammate. The pilot was: differed in the identity of the pilot teammate. The pilot was: (1) An Artificial Intelligent (Al) teammate in the Human-Al team condition, (2) a randomly assigned human participant in the control-team condition, or (3) an expert confederate who used a role-specific coordination script in the experimenter-team condition. In the human-Al team condition, because of the Al teammate's limited language capability, the navigator and photographer needed to ensure that all text messages to the Al teammate were neither ambiguous nor cryptic (Demir et al., 2015). In the experimenter-team condition the confederate pilot used a coordination script and asked the navigator and photographer scripted questions when needed to promote the adaptive passing of information about the critical waypoints on time (Demir et al., 2016)._....__-._.._ 1. Suppose that researchers wanted to compare team performance scores between the human-Al team and experimenter-team conditions. Write the research guestion for this problem (0.5 points}. Answer: 2. Consider the hypotheses for the study. a. State the null hypothesis {in plain English rather than symbolic notation) (0.1 points). Answer: State the alternate hypothesis (again, avoid symbolic notation). Note that you can choose whether to perform a one- or two-tailed test (0.1 points). Answer: Provide a brief {one or two sentences) rationale for your decision to use one- or two- tailed tests (0.3 points)