For each item, identify if the type of sample is related or independent. 1. Prof. Antonio believes that men are paid more than women in their university, on average. To prove this, she just randomly selected a total of 100 faculty members using STRS with sex as stratification variable and asked them of their monthly pay from their work in the university. 2. An ophthalmologist wants to determine if specific eye exercises can improve peripheral vision. To confirm if these eye exercises are effective, he selected a random sample of 5 patients. Using a visual field test, their peripheral visions were scored before and after conducting the eye exercise program. 3. Gorgeous believes that her favorite love team, LenKi, is more popular than their rival love team, SaBong. In order to verify this, she randomly selected 100 theaters that feature both the latest movies of the two love teams and asked for the box office earnings of the two films. 4. A researcher wants to determine if the emotional quotient (EQ) of a mother is the same as that of her child. To do this, 50 mother and child pairs were randomly selected and were asked to answer a questionnaire which determines their EQ scores. 5. To know if a special training can help improve a player’s performance, twenty amateur basketball players were randomly selected from a school district. They were divided into 10 pairs, each pair having the same percentage of free throws made in a game. One member of each pair was randomly selected to receive special training. After which, all of the players were given a free throw skills test

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For each item, identify if the type of sample is related or independent. 1. Prof. Antonio believes that men are paid more than women in their university, on average. To prove this, she just randomly selected a total of 100 faculty members using STRS with sex as stratification variable and asked them of their monthly pay from their work in the university. 2. An ophthalmologist wants to determine if specific eye exercises can improve peripheral vision. To confirm if these eye exercises are effective, he selected a random sample of 5 patients. Using a visual field test, their peripheral visions were scored before and after conducting the eye exercise program. 3. Gorgeous believes that her favorite love team, LenKi, is more popular than their rival love team, SaBong. In order to verify this, she randomly selected 100 theaters that feature both the latest movies of the two love teams and asked for the box office earnings of the two films. 4. A researcher wants to determine if the emotional quotient (EQ) of a mother is the same as that of her child. To do this, 50 mother and child pairs were randomly selected and were asked to answer a questionnaire which determines their EQ scores. 5. To know if a special training can help improve a player’s performance, twenty amateur basketball players were randomly selected from a school district. They were divided into 10 pairs, each pair having the same percentage of free throws made in a game. One member of each pair was randomly selected to receive special training. After which, all of the players were given a free throw skills test

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