Complete the intro by selecting the appropriate statistical vocabulary from the drop down boxes. This study was conducted to explore whether perception of money by preschool age children is influenced by their family wealth. This was investigated by testing how the children would recall the size of a coin, with the assumption that the size recalled related to the value placed on the coin. To conduct the study, three local day-care facilities specializing in preschool age children were randomly selected. Consent forms were sent home to the parents of the kids, which also asked parents for their average yearly household income. Since everyone from the three selected facilities was used in the study, this is Select an answer sampling. The income data collected was Select an answer $ data at the select an answer level of measurement From the parents who consented, the children were divided into two groups: those whose family income was greater than S40,000, and those whose family income was less than $40,000. Each child was asked to draw a nickel. The resulting circle?s diameter was then measured. When the shape drawn was not a perfect circle, the largest and smallest diameters were averaged. The coin diameter data was Select an answerdata at the |Select an answer + level of measurement. The gender of each child was also collected. This data was select an answer data at the select an answer # level of measurement. Because this data was being collected at one point in time, this is a Select an answer study. Since we are not imposing a treatment on the children, this is not an Select an answer It is hypothesized that children from lower income families would draw larger coins than children from higher income families.