Thirsty ? Researchers randomly assigned participants either a tall, thin “highball” glass or a short, wide “tumbler:’ each of which held 355 ml. Participants were asked to pour a shot Document...

Thirsty? Researchers randomly assigned participants either a tall, thin “highball” glass or a short, wide “tumbler:’ each of which held 355 ml. Participants were asked to pour a shot


Thirsty? Researchers randomly assigned participants either a tall, thin “highball” glass or a short, wide “tumbler:’ each of which held 355 ml. Participants were asked to pour a shot (1.5 oz = 44.3 ml) into their glass. Did the shape glass make a difference in how much liquid they poured?’ Here are the summaries: Highball Tumbler 99 99 42.2 ml 60.9 ml 16.2 ml 17.9 ml Test an appropriate hypothesis and state your conclusions. For assumptions and conditions that you cannot test, you may assume that they are sufficiently satisfied to proceed. y s s n n y