1. In a study of diagnostic processes, entering clinical graduate students are shown a 20-minute videotape of children'sbehavior and asked to rank-order 10 behavioral events on the tape in the order of the importance each has for a behavioralassessment. (1 = most important.) The data are then averaged to produce an average rank ordering for the entire class. Thesame thing was then done using experienced clinicians. The data is below. Check the measurement of agreement betweenexperienced (E) and novice (N) clinicians. Use alpha = 0.05.UNIVEE17.86.10N4.13109.2. Determine the Cramer's V for the table below. Interpret the hypothesis testing using alpha = 0.05.Therapy 1Therapy 2TotalCured315788Not Cured115162Total42108150

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2. Determine the Cramer's V for the table below. Interpret the hypothesis testing using alpha = 0.05. %3D Therapy 1 Therapy 2 Total Cured 31 57 88 Not Cured

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