QUESTION 1

1. Perform an Fmax test on the following 2 samples, and then choosethe correct statement.
   
   Sample A: 8, 6, 8, 6, 8, 6 (M = 7, n = 6)
   Sample B: 12, 10, 10, 16, 12, 12 (M = 12, n = 6)

   		Fmax = 4.0, and since the critical Fmaxvalue is 7.15, you conclude that the data meets the homogeneity ofvariance assumption.
   		Fmax = 3.54, and since the critical Fmaxvalue is 7.15, you conclude that the data meets the homogeneity ofvariance assumption.
   		Fmax = 3.54, and since the critical Fmaxvalue is 1.96, you conclude that the data violates the homogeneityof variance assumption.
   		Fmax = 4.0, and since the critical Fmaxvalue is 7.15, you conclude that the data violates the homogeneityof variance assumption.

2. Perform an Fmax test on the following 2 samples, and then choosethe correct statement [G&W Chp10].
   
   Sample A: 7, 5, 8, 7, 7, 7, 8, 7 (M = 7, n = 8)
   Sample B: 16, 8, 12, 10, 10, 16, 12, 12 (M = 12, n = 8)

   		Fmax = 8.0, and since the critical Fmaxvalue is 4.99, you conclude that the data meets the homogeneity ofvariance assumption.
   		Fmax = 8.0, and since the critical Fmaxvalue is 4.99, you conclude that the data does not meet thehomogeneity of variance assumption.
   		Fmax = 9.33, and since the critical Fmaxvalue is 8.89, you conclude that the data meets the homogeneity ofvariance assumption.
   		Fmax = 9.33, and since the critical Fmaxvalue is 4.99, you conclude that the data does not meet thehomogeneity of variance assumption.

3. Standard error for the Independent-measures t-test relies onpooled variance taken by adding the sum of squares from the twosample groups together . true or false