AutoSave OFF n A wa Comparing Several Means - Lab Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review >> ? Tell me Sh Calibri (Bo... 11 A Aa v LA Paste B X , X A v Paragraph Styles Dictate Sensitivity tab on the bottom left. Drag the first image in the gallery to the Drop zone on the top right. Select the independent variable from the variable list and drag it to the x-axis in the Drop zone. Next, select the dependent variable from the variable list and drag it to the y-axis in the Drop zone. Click OK. This should produce a graph in the Output Window. Copy and paste the bar graph below: Simple Boxplot of Teacher Support by Primary Language 2.00000 Teacher Support 00000 -2.00000 215 147134 $5981 7 62281 3 11280468507 1018 147556875 -4.00000 438 English Spanish Korean Primary Language 9. Examine the distribution of each language group. Based on visual inspection of the boxplot, are there any potential outliers? Based on the distribution of the English language group, there are approximately five outliers. When looking at the Spanish speaking group, there are approximately eleven outliers. Based on visual inspection of the Korean speaking group, there are no outliers.| Homogeneity of Variance. In order to test the assumption of homogeneity of variance, we will have to run the ANOVA. To do this, click Analyze -> Compare Means - One-Way ANOVA... to open the One- Way ANOVA dialogue box. Move the independent variable to the Factor box at the bottom. Move the dependent variable to the Dependent List box. Then click Options... to open the Options dialogue box. Check the box next to Homogeneity of variance test and click Continue. Next, click Post Hoc... to open Section: 1 Page 3 of 7 1633 words Focus