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Reаd thrоugh the fоllоwing study description. Then, аnswer the questions below аbout this study. In this study, the effect of screen brightness on reading comprehension is explored. Participants are recruited from an undergraduate psychology class and are asked to read an article on a digital device under four different brightness settings: very low, low, medium, and high. The comprehension of the content is assessed through a quiz following each reading session. Each participant reads different articles of similar difficulty and length under each condition, though the specific articles are varied with different brightnesses. The study notes the age of participants and the type of device used (tablet or laptop) to monitor any potential influence on the results. What should this study's null and alternative hypotheses be? What are this study's dependent and independent variables? What are some control variables and random variables that might come up in this study as designed? What are some potential confounding variables that might come up in this study as designed? Is this study best characterized as within-subjects or between-subjects, and why? This description of the study is not complete enough does not describe how the study will account for order effects. Last, briefly define order effects, then briefly describe how you might add to this study to control for order effects.
Reаd thrоugh the fоllоwing study description. Then, аnswer the questions below аbout this study. In this study, researchers are investigating the impact of background noise levels on the accuracy of voice recognition software across different environments. Participants are recruited from an undergraduate psychology class and are asked to interact with the software by dictating a short paragraph in three distinct settings: a quiet room, a room with moderate ambient noise, and a room with high ambient noise. Each participant is asked to read the same paragraph in all three conditions. The software's ability to accurately transcribe the dictated paragraph is measured. Participants' familiarity with technology and the time of day when tests are conducted are also noted. What should this study's null and alternative hypotheses be? What are this study's dependent and independent variables? What are some control variables and random variables that might come up in this study as designed? What are some potential confounding variables that might come up in this study as designed? Is this study best characterized as within-subjects or between-subjects, and why? This description of the study is not complete enough does not describe how the study will account for order effects. Last, briefly define order effects, then briefly describe how you might add to this study to control for order effects.