PROBLEM 3: The SPSS tables, supplied below, summarize the results of a two-factor ANOVA evaluating a State Dependent Learning experiment examining the effect of Study State and Test State on Exam Scores. Two levels of Study State [No Alcohol Studying (NAS) and Alcohol Studying (AS)] were crossed with two levels of Test State [No Alcohol Test (NAT) and Alcohol Test (AT )]. A) (41 points) Do a complete hypothesis test (two-tailed a=.05) for main effects and interaction, based on these results. For each step, label each effect by variable name (not "Factor A", or "F actor B"). Use level name abbreviations (rather than numerical subscripts) for your hypotheses. In Step 3, provide the degrees of Freedom, and the p value as well as the F statistic for each effect, written in the APA style shown in lecture. Use the appropriate information from the output (NOT a critical value of F) to support your decisions for each effect. B) (15 points) Summarize the results in a matrix table, including marginal means. Be sure to completely label the table. C) (4 points) Describe any main effects based on both your hypothesis test and the marginal means. D) (16 points) Present the results in a graph. Be sure to completely label the graph. E) (4 points) Would you recommend drinking alcohol before a test? Explain your answer, and be sure to consider the results of your hypothesis test, the matrix from part B, and the graph from part C. Address both main effects and any interaction. Univariate Analysis of Variance Final Fall 2020 Tests of Between-Subjects Effects Dependent Vanable: Exam Score Source Type Ill Sum of dif Mean Square Sig. Squares Corrected Model 6000 0007 2000 000 24.000 Intercept 225000.000 225000.000 2700.000 100 Study 1000.000 1000.090 12:000 .001 Test 1000.000 1000.000 12.000 001 Study . Test 4000.000 4000 000 48.000 000 Error 3000.000 83.333 Total 234000 000 40 Corrected Total 9000 000 39 a. R Squared = .667 (Adjusted R Squared = 1639) 4. Study State * Test State Dependent Variable: Exam Score Study State Test State Mean Std. Error 95% Confidence Interval Lower Bound Upper Bound No Alcohol Test 95,000 2.887 89.145 100 855 No Alcohol Studying Alcohol Test 65.000 2.887 59.145 70.855 No Alcohol Test 65.000 2887 59.145 70.855 Alcohol Studying Alcohol Test 75.000 2.887 69.145 80 855