Recognizing independent variable and dependent variable

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1) Draw a histogram and frequency polygon illustrating distribution of scores presented in the following table:

X          f

7          1

6          1

5          3

4          6

3          4

2          1

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2) Schmidt (1994) carried out a series of experiments investigate effects of humour on memory. In 1 study, participants were given a list of sentences, of which half were humorous and half were non-humorous. Schmidt then measured number of each kind of sentence recalled by each participant. Following are hypothetical results comparable to those got by Schmidt:

Number of Sentences recalled

Humorous Sentences              Non-humorous Sentences

4 5 2 4                                     5 2 4 2

6 7 6 6                                     2 3 1 6

2 5 4 3                                     3 2 3 3

1 3 5 5                                     4 2 5 3

a) Recognize independent variable and dependent variable for this experiment. Think in your head what influences what? Or, what causes what? Cause is independent variable. Variable being caused is dependent. If X then Y.

b) Draw a polygon illustrating the frequency distribution for humorous sentences. In same graph, draw a polygon for non-humorous sentences. (Use 2 various colours, or use solid line for one polygon and dashed line for the other.) Does it appear that humour has the influence on memory?

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