1.) Are men significantly different from women (SEX) in the number of hours of television watched (TVHOURS)? Also provide the 5-step hypothesis testing steps. Group Statistics Respondent Std. Std. Error s sex N Mean Deviation Mean Hours per day MALE 689 2.85 2.626 .100 watching TV FEMALE 866 3.01 2.994 .102 Independent Samples Test Levene's Test for Equality of t-test for Equality of Means Std. Variances 95% Confidence Мean Error Interval of the Sig. (2- Differenc Differenc tailed) Difference F Sig. df e e Lower Upper Hours per day Equal variances 1.524 .217 1553 .269 -.160 .145 -444 .124 watching TV assumed 1.106 Equal variances 1538.2 .262 -.160 .143 -.440 .120 not assumed 1.123 94

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