For phase three of this experiment, the researcher was interested if the type of meal plan in conjunction with the pedometer-based walking program makes a difference in the amount of total weight loss. The researcher selected 30 participants and randomly assigned them to 3 different meal plans. Meal plan 1 was a 1500-calorie balanced diet, meal plan 2 was a carb less diet, and meal plan 3 was no change in the participant's normal eating patterns (participants just kept eating what they have been-no change; control group). Is there a difference in the total weight loss for these 3 meal plans? What conclusions can you draw? Meal plan 1: 1500 calorie diet Total weight loss after 16-weeks Meal plan 2: carb less diet Meal plan 3: Control group, no change -9 -6 -2 0 -2 -3 -2 -1 -1 -4 +4 0 -11 -1 0 0 +3 -3 -1 -1 -1 -7 +2 +2 -6 -3 +1 -4 -2 0 For phase 4, the researchers are interested if there is a relationship between the weight loss and age. Is there a significant relationship between these two variables? Participant Weight Loss Age 1 -9 41 2 -4 61 3 -1 60 4 0 55 5 -3 49 6 -10 33 7 +2 61 8 -4 55 9 -8 50 10 -9 49 11 -7 45 12 -4 55 13 -2 74 14 0 90 15 -3 60 16 -1 70 17 -15 47 18 -2 66 19 -12 29 20 -3 65 Lastly, for phase 5, the researchers are interested if there was a difference between males and females and if they accessed online counseling weight loss support. Used online support Did not use online support Males 6 Females 15 14 5