Research Scenario #1 (Q1-7: 30 pts content / 11 pts format): A manufacturer of a new smart watch wants to examine preferences for digital versus analog faces for marketing purposes. A sample of n= 200 people is selected, and these individuals are classified by age and preference. The manufacturer would like to know whether there is a relationship between age and face preference. The observed frequencies are provided in the table.

What is one of the variables in this scenario? How many levels does it have? What are they? Is it BS or WS? What is its scale of measurement? 4 pts
What is the other variable in this scenario? How many levels does it have? What are they? Is it BS or WS? What is its scale of measurement? 4 pts
How many rows and columns are used in this specific example to determine which effect size is most appropriate (provide the numerical notation - e.g., 2x2, 2x3. 3x3)? Based on this information, which effect size is most appropriate? 4 pts
Using SPSS, compute all the appropriate statistics to test your hypothesis. Make sure to include any tests for assumptions and that your output includes the effect size (partial eta squared). Copy / paste all relevant SPSS output in the space below (do NOT include output not identified above). Make sure it is all legible (e.g., paste as images so you can resize them so they are all within the template and visible). 5 pts content / 3 pts format

1. Given the results of your analyses, create the most appropriate figure for this dataset. Number it as Figure 1. Create an appropriate title and Note, and make sure it is formatted using APA conventions (remember it must have axis titles and labels for factor levels!).

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1. Write the results using professional conventions, modeling the Sample Results sections shown in your lecture videos for this week. Make sure to include a properly formatted callout to your figure and include all required components (e.g., statistical notation with exact p value and effect size, post hoc p values when appropriate). **remember we use the terms "statistically significant" or "non-significant".

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1. Design a conceptual replication of this study so that it uses a differentnonparametric test example (i.e. must use one of the following: Chi-square goodness of fit, McNemar's test, Cochran's Q test, or Spearman's rho) with at least one of the nominal variables from this scenario. Succinctly describe the study so that the most appropriate nonparametric test is clearly identifiable. Make sure you state the levels for all measured variables. Identify the best statistical test to analyze your proposed study.

Hint: Examples are provided in Practice 14.3 in Adams & McGuire (Research Methods, Statistics, and Applications).

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