Question 14You do a study on the impact of listening to classical music in babies on IQ scores 5 yearslater, when entering elementary school. You enroll a large sample of randomly selectedfamilies in this study and the study consists of recording how long the baby listened toclassical music and their later IQ score. Doing a simple linear regression, you find that youcan strongly predict IQ scores from the hours listened to classical music. What should youdo next?a) Publish a paper on the "Mozart effect" - how listening to classical music causesbabies to be smarter.O b) Take this effect at face value, after all you did an experiment, and it is important totrust the science.c) Do a regression using socioeconomic status (SES) to predict hours listened toclassical music. Then do an additional regression using SES to predict later IQscores. Correlate the residuals of those two regressions and use that correlation inthe paper you publish.d) Do an additional regression to see if you can also predict socioeconomic status(SES) from listening to classical music.e) Unfortunately, you cannot conclude anything because of the regression to the meaneffect

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Question 14 You do a study on the impact of listening to classical music in babies on IQ scores 5 years later, when entering elementary school. You enroll a large sample of randomly selected families in this study and the study consists of recording how long the baby listened to classical music and their later IQ score. Doing a simple linear regression, you find that you can strongly predict IQ scores from the hours listened to classical music. What should you do next? a) Publish a paper on the "Mozart effect" - how listening to classical music causes babies to be smarter. b) Take this effect at face value, after all you did an experiment, and it is important to trust the science. c) Do a regression using socioeconomic status (SES) to predict hours listened to classical music. Then do an additional regression using SES to predict later IQ scores. Correlate the residuals of those two regressions and use that correlation in the paper you publish. d) Do an additional regression to see if you can also predict socioeconomic status (SES) from listening to classical music. e) Unfortunately, you cannot conclude anything because of the regression to the mean effect

Question 14 You do a study on the impact of listening to classical music in babies on IQ scores 5 years later, when entering elementary school. You enroll a large sample of randomly selected families in this study and the study consists of recording how long the baby listened to classical music and their later IQ score. Doing a simple linear regression, you find that you can strongly predict IQ scores from the hours listened to classical music. What should you do next? a) Publish a paper on the "Mozart effect" - how listening to classical music causes babies to be smarter. b) Take this effect at face value, after all you did an experiment, and it is important to trust the science. c) Do a regression using socioeconomic status (SES) to predict hours listened to classical music. Then do an additional regression using SES to predict later IQ scores. Correlate the residuals of those two regressions and use that correlation in the paper you publish. d) Do an additional regression to see if you can also predict socioeconomic status (SES) from listening to classical music. e) Unfortunately, you cannot conclude anything because of the regression to the mean effect

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