In this study, male and female participants were randomly assigned to complete questionnaires in either a 70-degree room or a 90-degree room. Later, participants had an opportunity to administer shocks to a confederate who had angered them. The researcher recorded the number of shocks administered (could range from 0 to 20). ROOM TEMPERATURE 70 DEGREES 90 DEGREES Marginal Means PARTICIPANT Female M=14.20 M = 13.00 13.60 GENDER SD = 2.8 SD = 2.25 n = 10 n = 10 Male M= 12.60 M = 15.80 14.20 SD = 3.13 SD = 3.15 n = 10 n = 10 Marginal Means 13.40 14.40 Grand Mean = 13.90 Question 20 (1 point) The sums of squares for the main effect of participant gender is: 0.44 10.00 9.86 MacBook Air 888 44 DD F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 A % & W # 4 5 6 8 9 O E R T Y U O P D F G H C K rQuestion 20 (1 point) The sums of squares for the main effect of participant gender is: O 0.44 10.00 9.86 3.60 48.40 Question 21 (1 point) The mean square error for the data shown above is: 12.42 4.08 36.00 5.94 MacBook Air 20 985 DII DD F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 $ % & SK W# 4 5 6 8 9 O E R T Y U O P D F G H C KQuestion 21 (1 point) The mean square error for the data shown above is: 12.42 4.08 36.00 5.94 8.16 Question 22 (1 point) What conclusions would you draw based on your calculations. Males and females did not significantly differ in the levels of shock th administered and participants did not significantly differ in the levels they administered in a 70 versus 90 degree room. Furthermore, room temperature had similar effects on the levels of shock administered b MacBook Air 80 DII F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 $ % &Question 22 (1 point) What conclusions would you draw based on your calculations. Males and females did not significantly differ in the levels of shock they administered and participants did not significantly differ in the levels of shock they administered in a 70 versus 90 degree room. Furthermore, room temperature had similar effects on the levels of shock administered by males and females. Males administered more shocks than females and participants administered more shocks in a 90 degree room; room temperature had similar effects on the levels of shock administered by males and females. Males administered more shocks than females, participants administered more shocks in a 90 degree room, and room temperature had a significantly greater effect on levels of shock administered by males. Males and females did not significantly differ in the levels of shock they administered and participants did not significantly differ in the levels of shock they administered in a 70 versus 90 degree room; however, room temperature had a significantly greater effect on levels of shock administered by males. Participants administered more shocks in a 90 degree room; however, room temperature had a significantly greater effect on levels of shock administered by males. MacBook Air 80 DII DD F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 $ % & K A 5 6 8 O