25. Miller (1997) asked 147 female students to view slides of magazine ads that included, among other things, pictures of attractive men. The participants were measured for physiological arousal (skin conductance) while viewing the ads and also after viewing them; they were asked to rate the attractiveness and how much they would like to meet each person in the ads. As part of the analysis, Miller compared results for women dating no one, women in casual dating relationships, and women in exclusive dating relationships. Table 18 shows Miller’s results. (a), (b), and

(c) Describe the pattern of results on each variable.

(d) Explain, to a person who understands analysis of variance but is unfamiliar with post hoc comparisons, what is meant in a general way by the table note that the results are based on “Duncan’s multiple range test.” (That is, you don’t need to explain this specific test, but you do need to explain why a test like this was used and what it attempts to accomplish.)