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Over the weekend, I wаs sitting there, wоndering tо myself, “Just hоw mind-numbingly аwesome is it to study stаtistics?” Knowing my own personal bias in this matter, I decided to do a more objective, empirical study. Luckily, I happened to have collected data on the "sheer awesomeness" ratings of 9 students from the Point Loma campus, three each from three different classes: Research Methods II, Human Sexuality, and Dr. Schaeffer's General Psychology class. Below are their ratings (they range from 10 = “unbelievably awesome ... I think this may be heaven itself” to 0 = “I would rather lose my pinky toe than spend another minute in this class”). The question is, is statistics more interesting than sex? Or can it at least beat the ravings of a pony-tailed tennis enthusiast?   Use the following tables to complete the summary table below. WHEN YOUR NUMBERS INCLUDE DECIMALS, BE SURE TO ROUND TO TWO DECIMAL PLACES Fill in this table to calculate the Sum of Squares Between: SAMPLE X M [M-GM] [M-GM2] MResearch Methods II = [M_Research] 7 [M_Research1] [M-GM_Research1] [M-GM2_Research1] 6 [M_Research2] [M-GM_Research2] [M-GM2_Research2] 5 [M_Research3] [M-GM_Research3] [M-GM2_Research3] MHuman Sexuality = [M_Sexuality] 10 [M_Sexuality1] [M-GM_Sexuality1] [M-GM2_Sexuality1] 8 [M_Sexuality2] [M-GM_Sexuality2] [M-GM2_Sexuality2] 6 [M_Sexuality3] [M-GM_Sexuality3] [M-GM2_Sexuality3] MGeneral Psychology = [M_General] 3 [M_General1] [M-GM_General1] [M-GM2_General1] 4 [M_General2] [M-GM_General2] [M-GM2_General2] 5 [M_General3] [M-GM_General3] [M-GM2_General3] GM = [GM] SSBetween = [SS_Between1]   Fill in this table to calculate the Sum of Squares Within: SAMPLE X [X-M] [X-M2] MResearch Methods II = [M_Research4] 7 [X-M_Research1] [X-M2_Research1] 6 [X-M_Research2] [X-M2_Research2] 5 [X-M_Research3] [X-M2_Research3] MHuman Sexuality = [M_Sexuality4] 10 [X-M_Sexuality1] [X-M2_Sexuality1] 8 [X-M_Sexuality2] [X-M2_Sexuality2] 6 [X-M_Sexuality3] [X-M2_Sexuality3] MGeneral Psychology = [M_General4] 3 [X-M_General1] [X-M2_General1] 4 [X-M_General2] [X-M2_General2] 5 [X-M_General3] [X-M2_General3] GM = [GM] SSWithin = [SS_Within1]   Using the Sums of Squares from the above tables, and using the guides below, fill in the following summary table, including calculating F: SOURCE SS df MS F Between  [SS_Between]  [df_Between] [MS_Between]  [F]  Within [SS_Within]   [df_Within] [MS_Within]    Total [SS_Total]  [df_Total]     Here are guides to help you fill in the above table: SOURCE SS df MS F Between SSBetween dfBetween MSBetween F Within SSWithin dfWithin MSWithin   Total SSTotal dfTotal     SS = Sum of Squares df = degrees of freedom MS = Mean Square (or Variance) Between = Between Groups (treatment effect) Within = Within Groups (error variance) X = Individual Score M = Group Mean (average of scores within a group; may also be represented as μ) GM = Grand Mean (average of every individual score) ∑ = Sum of … (add together everything that follows) SOURCE SS df MS F Between SSBetween = ∑[(M-GM)2 x NSubjects Per Group] dfBetween = NGroups – 1 MSBetween = SSBetween/dfBetween F = MSBetween/MSWithin Within SSWithin = ∑(X-M)2 dfWithin = NTotal – NGroups MSWithin = SSWithin/dfWithin   Total SSTotal = ∑ (X-GM)2 dfTotal = NTotal – 1