Question 45 1 pts For Q48-Q56 : A researcher wants to know whether the amount of stress is different for three groups of employees. Employees in group 1 work in the night shift (4PM-Midnight). Employees in group 2 work in the morning/day shift (Midnight-8AM) and employees in group 3 work in the day/evening shift (8AM-4PM) Descriptives the stress level from 1 to 10 95% Confidence Interval for Std. Mean Deviation Std. Error Minimum Maximum night shift (4PM- Midnight 6.3000 1.88856 .59722 4.9490 7.6510 3.00 9.00 morning/day shift (Midnight- 5.0000 1.08012 .29957 4.3473 5.6527 3.00 7.00 day/evening shift 8AM-4PM) 3.8462 2.23033 .6185 2.4984 5.1939 1.00 8.00 Total 4.9444 1.99921 .3332 4.2680 5.6209 1.00 9.00 ANOVA the stress level from 1 to 10 Sum of quares df Mean Square Sig. Between Groups 34.097 17.048 .010 Within Groups LOS.792 1.206 Total 139.889 Post Hoc Tests Multiple Comparisons Dependent Variable: the stress level from 1 to 10 Bonferroni Difference (- 95% Confidence Interval to shift () shift Std. Error Sig- Lower Bound Upper Bound night shift (4PM- Midnight morning/day 8AM 1.30900 .75312 .281 -.5995 1.1995 (8AM-4PM) 2.45385 75312 008 .5543 4.3534 Shift (Midnight Malpighit (4PM- -1.30000 .75312 281 8AM -3.1995 .5995 18am pang shift 1.15385 70229 330 -.6175 2.9252 18AM-4PM ight shift (4PM- Midnight -2.45385" .75312 .008 -4.3534 -.5543 8AMD -1.15385 .70229 -330 -2.9252 6175 difference is significant at the 0.05 level. Which group has the lowest mean of stress level? O Night shift (4pm-midnight) O Morning/day shift (midnight-8pm) Day/evening shift (8am-4pm) O No sufficient informationQuestion 46 1 pts What is the average stress level of all groups? O 6.30 o 5.00 o 3.85 O 4.94 Question 47 1 pts How many total observations are in the sample? 033 O35 O36 037 Question 48 1 pts How many groups are in the sample? 01 02 O3 O4 \fQuestion 52 1 pts What would be an appropriate conclusion? 0 There is supporting evidence from the sample that there is different in the mean of stress among shifts. Q There is supporting evidence from the sample that at least one shift is different in the mean of stress from other shifts. 0 There is no supporting evidence from the sample that there is different in the mean of stress among shifts. 0 There is no supporting evidence from the sample that at least one shift is different in the mean of stress from other shifts. Question 53 1 pts Based on the multiple comparison (Post Hoc) using Bonferroni method, which pair of shifts does have the difference in mean of stress? 0 Night shift - Morning/ Day shift 0 Morning/Day shift - Day/Evening shift 0 Night shift - Day/ Evening shift 0 None above