3. Who do you think is more outgoing, first-born or later-born siblings? Roher and colleagues (2015) used three nationally-based data sets from the United States, Great Britain and Germany to understand the relation between a person's birth order position and his or her level of extroversion. All participants came from families with three children and each child was given a measure of extroversion (higher scores indicate greater extroversion). Assume a = .05 and Tukey HSD = 8.3. First M = 61 Sibling birth order Second M = 50 a. Complete the conclusion below. Third M = 52 The one factor ANOVA indicated a significant main effect of birth order, F (2, 297) = 2.67, p<.05. b. How many families were sampled?

3. Who do you think is more outgoing, first-born or later-born siblings? Roher and colleagues (2015) used three nationally-based data sets from the United States, Great Britain and Germany to understand the relation between a person's birth order position and his or her level of extroversion. All participants came from families with three children and each child was given a measure of extroversion (higher scores indicate greater extroversion). Assume a = .05 and Tukey HSD = 8.3. First M = 61 Sibling birth order Second M = 50 a. Complete the conclusion below. Third M = 52 The one factor ANOVA indicated a significant main effect of birth order, F (2, 297) = 2.67, p<.05. b. How many families were sampled?

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