Ten participants enroll in a medication trial where they receive a low dose and high dose of medication for one week. Additionally, they take each dose in the morning, afternoon, and evening to evaluate whether the effectiveness of dose changes depending on what time of day the medication is taken. The researcher collects improvement data across each dose and time on a global life functioning scale with scores ranging from 0 to 110 for each patient. Higher scores indicate better effectiveness of the medication. Analyze the dataset provided for this assignment and answer the following questions. 1. Describe what the main effects in this study would reflect. Describe what the interaction effect would reflect. 2. Identify whether there are any statistically significant main effects. Identify whether there is a statistically significant interaction effect. 3. The researcher concludes that the high dose is always more effective than the low dose. What do you think led the researcher to this conclusion? Is this a correct interpretation of the data? Why or why not? 4. Describe one example of a simple effect that could be followed-up on in this study. What would you anticipate the result would show regarding differences with respect to that simple effect? (12 points for identifying one of the effects and 12 points for providing the appropriate anticipated results based on your analysis)