Matching. Read the scenario below. Then identify the most appropriate type of analysis to be used to test the research hypothesis. Scenario: General Social Survey (GSS) is a yearly survey of adult US citizens on a variety of social issues. Over 5300 different questions have been asked over the nearly 40 years of administering the survey, with many of the questions the same from year to year. Here are some of the questions asked:
• Biological Gender (Male/Female)
• Age (years)
• Whether or not you voted in the last election (Yes or No)
• How much time you spend on the World Wide Web (minutes per week)
• Marital Status (Single, Married, Divorced, Widowed)
Types of Analysis - For each research question, find the most appropriate type of analysis from choices. NOTE: Each study will be used AT MOST ONCE.
1. Single Mean
2. Comparing Two Means (Independent)
3. Comparing a Mean Difference (Paired Data)
4. Comparing Multiple Means (ANOVA)
5. Single Proportion
6. Comparing Two Proportions
7. Comparing Multiple Proportions (Chi-Squared)
8. Correlation