I need these questions answered for the article below.

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Read this brief article on reporting statistics in APA style:http://my.ilstu.edu/~jhkahn/apastats.htmlThen read the attached article entitled "Running on Empty......." Then respond to the questions below. Each question is worth 15 points. The exam must be completed independently. As a general rule, a 3-5 sentence response will suffice for each question.

Here are the questions:

1) What was the research question(s) of interest in the study? Where in the article did you find this information?

2) What was the hypothesis(es) of the researchers? Where in the article did you find this information?

3) What was the purpose of the entire Introduction of the article?

4) On page 5, in the participants subsection of the Method section, you will find this statement......"Potential participants were excluded if they were dieting, menstruating, or taking special medications." What is the relevance of this information in terms of research design?

5) How did the researchers measure their primary variable(s) of interest? Where did you find this information in the article?

6) At the bottom of page 7 you will see the following: F (2, 46) = 1.06, p = .36, (see Figure 1). What does this statement mean?

7) On the 2nd line of page 8 post-hoc Tukey's tests are mentioned. What is the relevance of this information to the study results?

8) What were the primary findings of the study? Where did you find this information in the article?

9) What were the limitations of the study? Where did you find this information in the article?

10) How did the study authors adhere to the principle of falsifiability in their research?

Modified based on article found at http://www.thewritesource.com/apa/apa.pdf on March 24, 2008