Homework Module 6 1.(Table, Word-Usage and Gender) Women Mena 17,212- 16,3278 15,325 14,6360 14,0320 17,042 18,645m 18,873 15,790 13,0810 Mehl et al. (2007) reported in the journal Science the results of an extensive study of 396 men and women, comparing the number of by each sex. Volunteer participants wore inconspicuous recording devices that recorded the subjects daily word usage. Is there any that women talk more than men? The following fictional data produce results similar to those obtained by Meblet al. (2007). Perfor hypothesis testing on the data to answer this question. 1 Steps of Hypothesis Testing:" Step 1: Population 1:1 b. Population 2:" C. List the what the three assumptions are and whether or not they are met. What is the comparison distribution and mean? Step 2:1 d. - Null Hypothesis. + Research Hypothesis: Step 3: Determine the characteristics of the distribution (to help us get ready for step 5). What type of test will you condue type of distribution you are using. State the mean of that distribution and complete the calculations necessary according to the power fill in answers for every variable on the homework answer quiz. 1 Step 4:1 e. - Determine the critical/cutoff values (list + and -), make sure to calculate your degrees of freedom. Show work i. + df: 1 ii. - Critical value(s):1 Step 5:1 f. + Calculate the test statistic. 1 Step 6. 1 g. - What is your decision? Do you reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis?" H - APA style results: 2. - Calculate the Cohen's'd effect size for the problem above. 1