State how many cells there should be for each of these studies. Then, create an

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State how many cells there should be for each of these studies. Then, create an empty grid to represent those cells.

            a. Men and women’s enjoyment of two different sporting events, Sport 1 and Sport 2, are compared using a 20-point enjoyment scale.

            b. The amount of underage drinking, as documented in formal incident reports, is compared at “dry” college campuses (no alcohol at all) and “wet” campuses (those that enforce the legal age for possession of alcohol. Three different types of colleges are considered: state institutions, private schools, and schools with a religious affiliation.

            c. The extent of contact with juvenile authorities is compared for youth across three age groups (12-13, 14-15, 16-17) considering both gender and family composition (two parents, single parents, or no identified authority figure).

Explanation / Answer

a. Men and women’s enjoyment of two different sporting events, Sport 1 and Sport 2, are compared using a 20-point enjoyment scale.

Number of cells : 4 (2x2 table : 2:Men and women : 2:Sport1 and Sport2)

b. The amount of underage drinking, as documented in formal incident reports, is compared at “dry” college campuses (no alcohol at all) and “wet” campuses (those that enforce the legal age for possession of alcohol). Three different types of colleges are considered: state institutions, private schools, and schools with a religious affiliation.

Number of cells = 6 (2x3 table; 2: wet vs Dry ; 3: Type of schools(state institutions, private schools, and schools with a religious affiliation)

c. The extent of contact with juvenile authorities is compared for youth across three age groups (12-13, 14-15, 16-17) considering both gender and family composition (two parents, single parents, or no identified authority figure).

Number of cells = 9 (3x3 table ; 3: Age groups(12-13,14-15,16-17); 3: Family Composition((two parents, single parents, or no identified authority figure)

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