A summer session professor is interested in the effects of classroom temperature on her class. She thinks that the effect of temperature might depend on the difficulty of the content she’s presenting, so she teaches one of her difficult lectures on a cool day, one on a hot day, and does the same for her easy lectures. She tests the same students on the material presented in class each day and gets the following average scores and SPSS output: Source SS df MS F Sig Difficulty 5664.40 1 5664.40 18.95 .002 Temperature 4.90 1 4.90 .52 .490 Difficulty x Temperature 1.60 1 1.60 .545 .479 Error 26.40 9 2.933         Hard Easy Hot 67.30% 90.70% Cool 67.60% 91.80%   Was this an independent or dependent-measures design? Explain why. Describe the results of this study (each main effect and interaction). State the statistics (just the #’s) as they would appear in a research report (each main effect and interaction).

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  1. A summer session professor is interested in the effects of classroom temperature on her class. She thinks that the effect of temperature might depend on the difficulty of the content she’s presenting, so she teaches one of her difficult lectures on a cool day, one on a hot day, and does the same for her easy lectures. She tests the same students on the material presented in class each day and gets the following average scores and SPSS output:

Source

SS

df

MS

F

Sig

Difficulty

5664.40

1

5664.40

18.95

.002

Temperature

4.90

1

4.90

.52

.490

Difficulty x Temperature

1.60

1

1.60

.545

.479

Error

26.40

9

2.933

 

 

 

 

Hard

Easy

Hot

67.30%

90.70%

Cool

67.60%

91.80%

 

  1. Was this an independent or dependent-measures design? Explain why.
  2. Describe the results of this study (each main effect and interaction).
  3. State the statistics (just the #’s) as they would appear in a research report (each main effect and interaction).
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