QUESTION 33 10 points Save Answer We have reason to believe that inconsistent ha

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QUESTION 33 10 points Save Answer We have reason to believe that inconsistent handers may value curiosity more than consistent handers. Does this mean inconsistent handers would score higher on personality traits like "openness to new experiences" than consistent handers? One way we could test this would be to compare consistent and inconsistent handers by simply asking them, 'are you open to new experiences". What test would we use to compare differences in the frequencies of their yes/no responses? independent samples t-test Correlation one-way ANOVA chi-square QUESTION 34 10 points Save Answer We have reason to believe that inconsistent handers may value curiosity more than consistent handers. Does this mean inconsistent handers would score higher on personality traits like "openness to new experiences" than consistent handers? There are often multiple ways to design an experiment and it often falls on the researcher to determine which design will best fit their needs. We could give inconsistent and consistent handers a personality inventory that measures openess to new experiences on a scale from 0 to 100. If we chose this type of design what test would be use to analyze our results? dependent samples t-test independent samples t-test chi-square Correlation

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33) we use chi square test for independent sample

Because there is contingency table 2 x 2.

34) we use t test for independent sample

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