Question: Attached is the SPSS output for this question. Consider this study conducted by Kim Mooney (1990) at the University of New Hampshire.

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Attached is the SPSS output for this question.

Consider this study conducted by Kim Mooney (1990) at the University of New Hampshire. SBP was measured at six points in time using a Finapres noninvasive blood pressure monitor:

Time 1: When participants arrived at the laboratory and before they signed an informed consent form

Time 2: After participants read and signed an informed consent form that told them that they would be doing a stressful social role play (about being accused of shoplifting) that would be videotaped (they were told that they had 5 minutes to think about what they would say in this situation)

Time 3: After a 5-minute period (during which they prepared what to say)

Time 4: During the stressful social role play

Time 5: Ten minutes after the role play was completed

Time 6: Twenty minutes after the role play was completed

At each point in time, for each of 65 participants, SBP was measured; the variables sys1, sys2, ..., sys6 correspond to the measurements of blood pressure made at the six points in time just described. (The blood pressure monitor used in this study looked at peripheral arterial pressure in the middle finger, and so the blood pressure readings tended to be systematically higher than the readings usually obtained by more conventional blood pressure measurement methods.)

Before looking at the SPSS output for this study, answer these questions:

What research questions can the researcher answer using these data?

What form would the formal null hypothesis take?

After looking at the SPSS output for this study (see Figure 22.21, pp. 1005-1006), answer these questions. Also, write up the results as they would appear in a journal article.

Is there any evidence that the sphericity assumption is violated?

Overall, was there a statistically significant difference in SBP across the six points in time?

At what time was SBP highest, and how great was the increase in SBP across time?

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