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Module 2: Homework Assignment 30 pts. Annie Plogman 03/21/2024 Use this template to record your responses to the items on the homework assignment. Follow the assignment instructions carefully. The template is already formatted for you and you do not need to make any changes: Please do not bold your responses, but do leave the item headings in bold. Also, the space following the item heading is not indicative of the expected length of your response; expand as needed. Return to the assignment page when you are ready to upload the completed template. Item 1 Research Questions and Variables A. (4 pts.) a. What are the demographic, social, lifestyle, and economic factors influencing smart phone usage among millennials? b. Does exposure to violence, social media posts, affect, aggressive in person behavior in millennials? c. How does the mental health disorders compare between cell phone usage of millennials in the city of New York compared to rural areas of uptown, New York? d. Is there a relationship between social media usage and confidence in the workplace in millennials? B. (1 pt.) What is the relationship between pet ownership of dogs and cats, social support, and successful aging indicators among individuals of 50 to 74 years old? C. a. (1 pt.) Demographic variables are defining characteristics of populations in the research studies.
b. (2 pts.) In this study, the demographics variables include individuals, 50 to 74 years old. c. (2 pts.) Pruchno et al. (2018), the levels of the independent variable "companion animals" includes no pets (n= 2,954), dog only (n=1,160), cat only (n=947), and both cat and dog (n=441). d. (1 pt.) Social Support e. (3 pts.) The other three dependence in this study are functional ability, subjective successful aging, and pain. Functional ability is described as the ability to walk stand and participate in other daily tasks to indicate functionality. Subjective successful aging is the evaluation of one’s own personal satisfaction with the aging process. Somebody reads their own aging satisfaction on a scale of 1 to 10 and their score reflects. They are subjective perception on how successful they have been on growing older. The closer they are to 10 means the more successful. They have been out getting older. Pain is measured in severity, frequency, and impact of pain in daily life. This can also be measured on scores and scales. Item 2 Hypotheses and Hypothesis Testing A. (2 pts) A null hypothesis suggests that there is no effect or relationship between variables or samples. An alternative hypothesis suggests that there is a significant effect or relationship between those variables . B. (2 pts) a. Null: There is no significant difference between successful aging indicators, such as functional ability, pain, and subjective successful aging between older adults who own cats, dogs, or both, and those who do not own any pets. b. Alternative: There is positive association between successful aging indicators, such as functional ability, pain, and subjective successful aging between older adults who own cats, dogs, or both, and those who do not own any pets.
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