a) Spouses are asked about the number of hours of sleep they get each night. Upper A researcher wants to see if husbands get more sleep than wives. Choose the correct answer below. A. This scenario should not be analyzed using paired data because the groups are dependent but do not have a natural pairing. B. This scenario should not be analyzed using paired data because the groups are independent and do not have a natural pairing. C. This scenario should not be analyzed using paired data because the groups have a natural pairing but are independent. D. This scenario should be analyzed using paired data because the groups are dependent and have a natural pairing.

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Belinda Rosales

Mathematics

3 November, 04:23

a) Spouses are asked about the number of hours of sleep they get each night. Upper A researcher wants to see if husbands get more sleep than wives. Choose the correct answer below. A. This scenario should not be analyzed using paired data because the groups are dependent but do not have a natural pairing. B. This scenario should not be analyzed using paired data because the groups are independent and do not have a natural pairing. C. This scenario should not be analyzed using paired data because the groups have a natural pairing but are independent. D. This scenario should be analyzed using paired data because the groups are dependent and have a natural pairing.

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Renee Bowers · Answer 1

D. This scenario should be analysed using paired data because the groups are dependent and have a natural pairing.

Step-by-step explanation:

Paired Data can be defined as data set, when sample units of one data set are related to sample units in other data set.

Research Study about spouses number of hours of sleep each night is paired data. As, each man in the male sample group is related to a corresponding woman (his wife) in the female sample group. So, they have a natural paring & they, their sleep schedules are dependent on each other.