At the start of an experiment, Julie randomly gave students…
At the start of an experiment, Julie randomly gave students a blue or a green piece of paper as they entered the room. Once everyone had arrived, she told people with the green piece of paper to stay in the current room, while the people with the blue piece of paper were instructed to follow a graduate student to a different room. Which of the following is the technique used to separate people into these different groups?
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A researcher is trying to determine whether there is a relationship between magazine type and negative depictions of women in advertisements. To examine this issue, researchers looked at four different types of magazines: women’s health magazines, men’s health magazines, sports magazines, and news magazines. The researchers coded the occurrences of negative depictions of women in all the advertisements across the four types of magazines. In essence, they would simply code each advertisement as being a positive, negative, or neutral depiction of a woman. In this situation, the researcher has two nominal variables. Which statistical test would you tell this researcher to use?
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