Effect on measures of self-esteem


Assignment:

1. Assume that head injury measurements are not affect by an interaction between type of car (foreign, domestic) and size of car (small, medium, large).  Is there sufficient evidence to support the claim that size of the car has an effect on head injury measurements?

Use display 1 which results from the head injury measurements from car crash dummies.  The measurements are in hic (head injury criterion) units, and they are from the same cars used in the display 2.  Use a 0.05 significance level to test the given claim.

DISPLAY 1

Source          SS                DF      MS               F        P-value         F crit

Sample         34061          1        34060.5       2.25   0.159           4.7472

Columns       13255          2        6627.4         0.44   0.655           3.8853

Interaction    42744          2        21372.2       1.41   0.281           3.8853        

Written         181603        12      15133.6

Total            271663        17

DISPLAY 2

                   Small            Medium        Large

Foreign         44                41                32

Foreign         54                49                45

Foreign         43                47                42

Domestic      43                43                37

Domestic      44                37                38

Domestic      42                34                33

2. Assume that self-esteem measurements are not affected by an interaction between subject self-esteem and target self-esteem.  Is there sufficient evidence to support the claim that the category of the target (low, high) has an effect on measures of self-esteem?

Use STATDISK display, which results from measures of self-esteem listed in the table below.  The data is from Richard Lowry and is based on a student project at Vassar College supervised by Jannay Morrow.  The objective of the project was to study how levels of self-esteem in subjects related to their perceived self-esteem in other target people who were described in writing.  Self-esteem levels were measured using the Coopersmith Self-Esteem Inventory, and the test here works well even though the data is at the ordinal level of measurement.  Use a 0.05 significance level to rest the given claim.

                                                Subject's Self-Esteem

                                      Low             Medium        High

                                      4   4             3   3             3   1

                                      3   5             3   4             3   3

                   Low             4   4             4   2             3   5

                                      5   4             4   4             3   2

                                      2   4             1   2             3   3

                                      4   2             2   3             3   3

Target's Self-Esteem

                                     2   2             4   3             3   2

                                      4   2             1   2             3   2

                                      2   3             1   3             3   4

                   High             2   4             2   4             3   4

                                      2   2             3   1             4   3

                                      2   3             1   4             3   4

STATDISK     Source            DF:  SS:      MS:    Test Stat, F:  Critical F:    P-value:

                   Interaction       2     6.75     3.375      3.73          3.1359    0.0291

                   Row Variable    1     4.5        4.5        4.9777       3.9863     0.0291

                   Column Var.     2     2.8611  1.4306    1.5824      3.1359     0.2132

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