Problem 2 (10 points) Imagine you are interested in assessing whether job satisfaction differs among employees in a manufacturing setting based on the type of technology they use: automated machinery versus manual tools. Additionally, you want to explore if there are variations in satisfaction based on the employees’ daily technology use (high versus low). You set up a study with 30 workers who are high daily users of technology and 30 who are low daily users. Each worker participates in two sessions: in the first session, they operate manual tools while doing a manufacturing task that they have never done before, and in the second, they work with automated machinery to do the same manufacturing task. a. (3 pts) What is/are the independent variable(s) and dependent variable(s)? List all of tthe levels of the independent variable(s). b. (3 pts) Provide one operationalization/measure for the dependent variable. State what scale of measurement your chosen operationalization belongs to. c. (2 pts) Is this a between-subjects, within-subjects, or mixed factorial design? d. (2 pts) What is one drawback of the design that was used? Describe one way you would change the experiment design or procedures to mitigate this drawback.

_________________________ a uniquely American musical style popularized by the African-American community in New Orleans was seen as “savage” by some because of its racial heritage. [BLANK-1]

The development of a flourishing African American culture developed in the 1920s in

Alice Paul led the National Women’s Party in

The most important communications device in the New Era, and the only one truly new to the 1920s, was the: [hint: by 1930 half of American homes contain one]

Dempsey is associated with ________________________, Granger is associated with_________________________. and Ruth is associated with____________________? [BLANK-1]

Consumerism of the 1920s was driven primarily by the access to easy credit.

Intermediate students are likely to need more extensive accuracy and fluency practice than beginning or advanced students.  

When we teach children,… (select all that apply)

There are differences between writing in a student’s first language and their second language.