Question: Research shows women harder hit by hangovers" and the accompanying Original Source 2. In the study, 472 men and 758 women, all of whom were college students and alcohol drinkers, were asked about whether they had experienced each of 13 hangover symptoms in the previous year.
Research shows women harder hit by hangovers" and the accompanying Original Source 2. In the study, 472 men and 758 women, all of whom were college students and alcohol drinkers, were asked about whether they had experienced each of 13 hangover symptoms in the previous year.
One of the results in the Original Source was "there were only two symptoms that men experienced more often than women: vomiting (men: 50%; women: 44%; chi-square statistic = 4.7, p = 0.031) and sweating more than usual (men: 34%; women: 23%; chi-square statistic = 18.9, p < 0.001)"="" (slutske,="" piasecki,="" and="" hunt-carter,="" 2003,="" p.="" 1446).="">
a. State the null and alternative hypotheses for each of these two results.
b. State the conclusion that would be made for each of the two results, both in statistical terms and in the context of the situation.