Gh LEARN Week 5 Problem Set ent & Insert Format Tools Extensions Help 100% docs.google.com Untitled doc Normal text T Arial - 10 + BIU A () T *13.9. You know that women live longer than men. What about right-handed and left-handed people? Coren and Halpern's (1991) review included data on both gender and handedness, as well as age at death. An analysis of the age-at-death numbers in this problem produces conclusions like those reached by Coren and Halpern. BSS Women Gender Mon 76 67 Left-handed 74 61 69 58 82 Right-handed 78 74 227 76 72 68 R22 a. Identify the design using R x C notation. b. Name the independent variables, their levels, and the dependent variable. c. Calculate SStot, SSa SSgender, SShandedness, SSAB, and SSerror.. 13.12 For the longevity data in Problem 13.9, plot the cell means with a bar graph. Compute df, MS, and F values. Arrange these in a summary table with footnotes of appropriate critical values. Tell what the analysis shows. 13.19. The conditions that make for happy people have been researched by psychologists for a long time. The data that follow are based on a review of the literature by Diener and colleagues (1999). Participants were asked their marital status and how often they engaged in religious behavior. They also indicated how happy they were on a scale of 1 to 10. Analyze the data with a factorial ANOVA and, if appropriate, Tukey HSD tests. I Analysis of Variance: Factorial Design Frequency of religious behavior Never Occasionally Often 20 8880 W R U C