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A scientist was interested in the success of a newly developed sleep aid called 'Night Owl' on time taken to fall asleep and quality of sleep. She recruited 30 participants who were randomly allocated to receive either a dose of Night Owl or a placebo. The scientist measured the mean time taken for each participant to fall asleep (minutes) and the quality of their sleep (measured on a scale of 1 (poorest quality) to 10 (best possible quality) ) over the course of one week.
-What can the scientist conclude from the output below?
A scientist was interested in the success of a newly developed sleep aid called 'Night Owl' on time taken to fall asleep and quality of sleep. She recruited 30 participants who were randomly allocated to receive either a dose of Night Owl or a placebo. The scientist measured the mean time taken for each participant to fall asleep (minutes)  and the quality of their sleep (measured on a scale of 1 (poorest quality)  to 10 (best possible quality) )  over the course of one week.  -What can the scientist conclude from the output below?   A) The type of drug taken had a significant effect on sleep. B) The type of drug taken had a significant effect on both quality of sleep and time taken to get to sleep. C) The type of drug taken had a small but significant effect on sleep. D) Taking Night Owl resulted in less time taken to fall asleep and a significantly better quality of sleep than the placebo.


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