A researcher brings 9 students into the lab and separates them into three different groups. 3 of the people are asked to write about a time they were socially excluded, 3 are asked to write about a time they were included, and 3 are asked to write about their morning yesterday (presumably nothing special happened?). They are then asked to rate their mood on a scale of 1-20 (higher numbers indicate a more positive mood). The researcher believes that thinking about past social situations will affect people's mood, as if they were reliving those situations. Participant Rejection Inclusion Control 6 16 15 2 10 20 12 8 14 12 Group Means Grand Mean:

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Describe in words and detail what the H0 and H1 are

Participant
Sa Group
Mood
1
1
1
6
2
2
1
10
3
1
8
4
4
2
16
5
20
6.
2
14
7
3
15
8.
8
3
12
9
9
12
3.
7,
Transcribed Image Text:Participant Sa Group Mood 1 1 1 6 2 2 1 10 3 1 8 4 4 2 16 5 20 6. 2 14 7 3 15 8. 8 3 12 9 9 12 3. 7,
A researcher brings 9 students into the lab and separates them into three different groups. 3 of the
people are asked to write about a time they were socially excluded, 3 are asked to write about a
time they were included, and 3 are asked to write about their morning yesterday (presumably
nothing special happened?).
They are then asked to rate their mood on a scale of 1-20 (higher numbers indicate a more
positive mood). The researcher believes that thinking about past social situations will affect
people's mood, as if they were reliving those situations.
Rejection Inclusion Control
1
Participant
6
16
15
2
10
20
12
3
8
14
12
Group Means
Grand Mean:
Transcribed Image Text:A researcher brings 9 students into the lab and separates them into three different groups. 3 of the people are asked to write about a time they were socially excluded, 3 are asked to write about a time they were included, and 3 are asked to write about their morning yesterday (presumably nothing special happened?). They are then asked to rate their mood on a scale of 1-20 (higher numbers indicate a more positive mood). The researcher believes that thinking about past social situations will affect people's mood, as if they were reliving those situations. Rejection Inclusion Control 1 Participant 6 16 15 2 10 20 12 3 8 14 12 Group Means Grand Mean:
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