Question 5 With respect to the rating a student gives a professor in a course, let: Rating – the rating of the professor's teaching effectiveness on a 1 (very low) to 10 (very high) scale ClassSize = the number of students enrolled in the class Experience = the years of teaching experience of the professor Quant - 1 if the course is quantitatively-oriented; 0, otherwise It is believed that: • Rating decreases as the ClassSize increases • Rating increases with Experience in a diminishing retums sense • Rating is lower for a quantitatively-oriented course than for a non quantitatively-oriented course The reference category for the Dummy variable above is:

Question 5 With respect to the rating a student gives a professor in a course, let: Rating – the rating of the professor's teaching effectiveness on a 1 (very low) to 10 (very high) scale ClassSize = the number of students enrolled in the class Experience = the years of teaching experience of the professor Quant - 1 if the course is quantitatively-oriented; 0, otherwise It is believed that: • Rating decreases as the ClassSize increases • Rating increases with Experience in a diminishing retums sense • Rating is lower for a quantitatively-oriented course than for a non quantitatively-oriented course The reference category for the Dummy variable above is:

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