A psychologist would like to know whether the 4 seasons have any consistent effect on Amazon shopping. In the middle of each season, a psychologist selects a random sample of n = 24 students. Complete the following, ANOVA summary table (a 0.02). Round values for SS and MS to 3 decimal places as needed. Round p-value to 4 decimal places. Source S df MS F Between 3.262 Within 894.24 ТОTAL With the given significance level, what is the decision regarding the hypotheses? O fail to reject the null hypothesis reject the null hypothesis What would you conclude about these treatments? There is a meaningful difference between treatments. Thus, at least one mean is different. These data do not provide meaningful evidence of a difference between the treatments. Thus, continue to assume all means are the same.

A psychologist would like to know whether the 4 seasons have any consistent effect on Amazon shopping. In the middle of each season, a psychologist selects a random sample of n = 24 students. Complete the following, ANOVA summary table (a 0.02). Round values for SS and MS to 3 decimal places as needed. Round p-value to 4 decimal places. Source S df MS F Between 3.262 Within 894.24 ТОTAL With the given significance level, what is the decision regarding the hypotheses? O fail to reject the null hypothesis reject the null hypothesis What would you conclude about these treatments? There is a meaningful difference between treatments. Thus, at least one mean is different. These data do not provide meaningful evidence of a difference between the treatments. Thus, continue to assume all means are the same.

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