Edit View Insert Format Tools Table 12pt Paragraph V BIU AV12 | 0 | V V V Sample(Prefers) -05 0 05 15 Sample(LAT-Weight-Score) I 1=Strong preference for fat people 2=Moderate preference for fat people 3-Slight preference for fat people 4-Likes thin people and fat people equally 5-Slight preference for thin people 6=Moderate preference for thin people 7=Strong preference for thin people Summary statistics for Sample(IAT-Weight-Score): Group by: Sample(Prefers) Sample(Prefers) n Min Q1 Median Q3 Max Strong Preference for fat people S Moderate preference for fat people 10 0.28623287 -0.18910447 0.38423174 0.40957791 0.64267991 0.94843665 -0.10274776 0.53200428 0.64925236 0.93666503 Slight preference for fat people 23 -0.48523875 -0.052146554 0.27303784 0.48101703 0.90468626 Likes thin people and fat people equally 375 -1.3291827 0.093716779 0.38266804 0.70492674 1.4265269 Slight preference for thin people 208 -0.61763922 0.28364519 0.54609455 0.75296991 1.4458635 Moderate preference for thin people 145 -0.43743306 0.33299546 0.63592147 0.85323581 1.3952906 Strong preference for thin people 34 0.11172329 0.55165848 0.79978358 1.0429852 1.3555364 Comparing groups 1 and 7 2 146 words Unit 3 Project docs.google.com Google Docs: Online Document Editor | Google Workspace CA Unit 3 project - Google Docs Choose two or three groups of the categorical variable that are most interesting to compare. Then use percentages and descriptions of center and spread to make comparisons. What do the data suggest? For example, is a particular group from the categorical variable more likely to have a higher/lower IAT score? Use the data to support your answer. Compare groups 1 and 7 1=Strong preference for fat people 7=Strong preference for thin people 9 181 O 16 M tv 2 W 80 A DII ju a 8 A F11 E F12