Question

A group of researchers investigated the effects of bed room lighting conditions in developing eye sight problems and found that A) Of a total of 202 children who slept in darkness, 12 percent were nearsighted. B) Of a total of 333 who slept with a nightlight, 44 percent were nearsighted, and C) Of a total of 90 who slept with a lamp on, 65 percent were nearsighted. After data was collected, researchers realized that they forgot to formulate a hypothesis. Your task is to 1. Write a Directional hypothesis for this study 2. Write a Non directional hypothesis for this study 3. Identify the control group of this study 4. Identify experimental group(s) of this study 5. Identify dependent and independent variables of this study

Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

From the given information:

We are to find the following:

1)

Directional hypothesis: The directional hypothesis is the groups with different bedroom lightning conditions having a different proportion of eyesight proportions.

2)

The non directional hypothesis is each group having the same proportion of eyesight problems regardless and independent of the condition of the bedroom lightning.

3)

Control group: Children that slept in darkness

4)

Experimental groups: Children that slept in night light and those that slept with lamp.

5)

Independent variable: Light condition of the bedroom

Dependent variable: Eye sight problem.