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A researcher is studying what determines whether a person views US military involvement in the Middle East as legitimate (1 = not legitimate, 10 = very legitimate). They studied US citizens. One group was citizens who trace their roots to the Middle East but do not have any family living there any longer (M = 5.2). Another group was citizens who trace their roots to the Middle East and still have family living there (M = 5.4). A third group was citizens who trace their roots to some other part of the world (M = 5.6). Using a one-way ANOVA, the researcher did not find a statistically significant result. What substantive conclusion did they reach?   A) People who do not trace their roots to the Middle East view involvement as the most legitimate   B) People who trace their roots to the Middle East but do have not family there view involvement as the most legitimate   C) People who trace their roots to the Middle East and have family there view involvement as the most legitimate   D) There are no differences among these groups in how legitimate they view US involvement to be.

A researcher is studying what determines whether a person views US military involvement in the Middle East as legitimate (1 = not legitimate, 10 = very legitimate). They studied US citizens. One group was citizens who trace their roots to the Middle East but do not have any family living there any longer (M = 5.2). Another group was citizens who trace their roots to the Middle East and still have family living there (M = 5.4). A third group was citizens who trace their roots to some other part of the world (M = 5.6). Using a one-way ANOVA, the researcher did not find a statistically significant result. What substantive conclusion did they reach?   A) People who do not trace their roots to the Middle East view involvement as the most legitimate   B) People who trace their roots to the Middle East but do have not family there view involvement as the most legitimate   C) People who trace their roots to the Middle East and have family there view involvement as the most legitimate   D) There are no differences among these groups in how legitimate they view US involvement to be.

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A researcher is studying what determines whether a person views US military involvement in the Middle East as legitimate (1 = not legitimate, 10 = very legitimate). They studied US citizens. One group was citizens who trace their roots to the Middle East but do not have any family living there any longer (M = 5.2). Another group was citizens who trace their roots to the Middle East and still have family living there (M = 5.4). A third group was citizens who trace their roots to some other part of the world (M = 5.6). Using a one-way ANOVA, the researcher did not find a statistically significant result. What substantive conclusion did they reach?

  A)

People who do not trace their roots to the Middle East view involvement as the most legitimate
  B)

People who trace their roots to the Middle East but do have not family there view involvement as the most legitimate
  C)

People who trace their roots to the Middle East and have family there view involvement as the most legitimate
  D)

There are no differences among these groups in how legitimate they view US involvement to be.
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