Sigridur investigates whether the athletes who wear red show more aggression in badmintonthan those wearing other colors. She monitors 38 badminton games, notes the colours of theplayers clothing and assesses their aggression on a scale from 0 to 10. What is the mainproblem with the experimental design of her experiment?1. It is not corrected for placebo effects.2. There is a risk of sampling bias in the survey.3. There is a risk of investigator bias in the survey.4. Number of participants is small and therefore the hypothesis tests will have little power.5. R-command

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Sigridur investigates whether the athletes who wear red sho than those wearing other colors. She monitors 38 badmintor players clothing and assesses their aggression on a scale fror problem with the experimental design of her experiment? 1. It is not corrected for placebo effects. 2. There is a risk of sampling bias in the survey. B. There is a risk of investigator bias in the survey. 4. Number of participants is small and therefore the hypothe 5. R-command

Sigridur investigates whether the athletes who wear red sho than those wearing other colors. She monitors 38 badmintor players clothing and assesses their aggression on a scale fror problem with the experimental design of her experiment? 1. It is not corrected for placebo effects. 2. There is a risk of sampling bias in the survey. B. There is a risk of investigator bias in the survey. 4. Number of participants is small and therefore the hypothe 5. R-command

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