### Statistical Analysis in Research#### Problem 17**Scenario:**A sample of \( n = 40 \) is selected from a normal population with \( \mu = 75 \) msec and \( \sigma = 12 \), and a treatment is administered to the sample. The treatment is expected to increase scores by an average of 4 msec.**Tasks:****a. Two-Tailed Hypothesis Test:**If the treatment effect is evaluated with a two-tailed hypothesis test using \( \alpha = .05 \), what is the power of the test?**b. One-Tailed Hypothesis Test:**What is the power of the test if the researcher uses a one-tailed test with \( \alpha = .05 \)?#### Problem 18**Scenario:**Briefly explain how increasing sample size influences each of the following. Assume that all other factors are held constant.---**Note:** For detailed statistical analysis including power calculations, reference corresponding statistical tables or software. Understanding factors such as sample size, test type (one-tailed vs. two-tailed), and significance level \( \alpha \) helps in accurately interpreting outcomes.

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